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Kwan na wewe huwa unaonaga
Tetesi: Coronavirus: Ksh.119.6B wiped out at NSE as markets tumble
Tetesi: Coronavirus: Ksh.119.6B wiped out at NSE as markets tumble
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Haha argument ya kijinga kabisa
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Unakumbuka tulipobishana juzi... Huyu mgonjwa aliyepatikana tz alipimiwa Kenya?
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Vinapatikana madukani sembuse supermarket... Ndo maana nikakwambia hua huoni
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Kwhyo tuanzie madukani[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]
Enheee!!ni vyakula vya aina gani
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Kuanzia Mchele,unga,beans n.k....unafikir vinatoka wap
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Kheee!!wasee kujeni hku mumsikie huyu lofa, ywadaisha mchele, unga na beans vinatokea tanzania[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]
Stori za vijiweni haswa[emoji122][emoji122][emoji122]
Haya huo unga na mchele wa tanzania unakua pact wakitumia majina gani
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Yaani kubishana nawe ni kazi bure...hawa entrepreneurs kama mo,bakhresa na wengineo wanauza bidhaa za chakula huu ukanda wote hadi huko south... Ukiacha hayo hata mazao ya chakula mengi mnanunua huku hata samaki wa maji baridi... Usikatae ilimradi tu,unaonekana mtu wa ajabu.
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Taja hzo packaging ya hvyo vyakula bana halafu kuhusu samaki tutaongelea badae wacha kuruka ruka hapa
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Azam,mo nk
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Kenya itahathirika kwa kupitia njia tatu kuu
1)Kenya inaitegemea sana Tanzania kwa ajili ya kupata mali ghafi ya viwanda vyake
2)Kenya inaitegemea sana Tanzania kwa ajili ya vyakula vya aina zote, Mahindi, Mchele, Maharage, mbaazi, Mtama, Ngano, Vitunguu, matunda, samaki, no.
3)Tanzania ndio njia pekee ya kupitisha bidhaa za Kenya kufikia masoko ya nchi za kusini mwa Afrika.
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Nitajie packaging ya hvyo vyakula,
Km huo mchele, mahindi, ngano nk.
Halafu tutaongelea kuhusu hzo route mbandala za kuingia south
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Heheeee!!!ndio nikakwambia uwache habari za vijiweni...
Umeona sasa unavyoumbuka, km ni unga wa mahindi sijaona, ngano pia vile vile, mchele ndio balaa kabisa sasa sijui leo utatokea wapi..
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Kenya kwisha habari yake.
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Unajua kuna wakati ninashindwa kuelewa ni jinsi gani mlivyo na uwezo mdogo sana wa kufikiria, hivi unadhani kila kitu unachokiona katika soko lenu la vyakula limewekwa nembo ya viwanda vya Kenya unadha cimezalishwa Kenya.
80% ya viwanda vyenu vya unga wa mahindi wananunu mahindi toka Tanzania na Uganda, wanachofanya ni kusaga na kuweka katika mifuko yao na kuandika jina lao
Tanzania’s rice exports to Kenya, Rwanda to increase
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Stop being silly... I'm realistic.... And here's the reality.
By Henry Lyimo
TANZANIA will supply one million metric tonnes of maize and flour to Kenya in a period of 12 months to bridge a shortfall of corn that has led to soaring prices of food.
The Deputy Minister for Agriculture and Irrigation, Hussein Bashe told the 'Daily News' yesterday Kenyan officials whom he met in Dar es Salaam yesterday had requested to be supplied with one million metric tonnes of maize and they agreed that amount would be supplied in 12 month time.
"They said they need one million metric tonnes of maize and we agreed we will supply the said amount in a period of 12 months. The supply will involve maize flour, raw maize and even rice," he said.
The Kenyan officers were led by Kenya's Principal Secretary of the State Department for Agricultural Research in the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, Prof Hamad Boga and Kenyan High Commissioner in Tanzania, Ambassador Dan Kazungu.
The Deputy Minister said they agreed that 20,000 metric tonnes would be supplied to Kenya immediately from the N ational Food Reserve Agency (N FRA) and the focal point would be the Cereals and Other Produce Board of Tanzania.
He said the focal point for 20,000 metric tonnes would be Makambako and Songea and officers from departments responsible for issuing permits should organize themselves to fast-track the process.
"The focal point will be Makambako and Songea. All officers responsible for permits should be there and should work together to cut red-tape," he said.
The Deputy Minister said they agreed that a technical team from Kenya would meet their counterparts in Tanzania next week to come up with a framework of agreement for supply of food crop to Kenya.
The team would involve officials from Kenya Bureau of Statistics (KBS), Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), Department of Food and Plant Health Services and Millers Association.
The team from Tanzania would involve officials from N FRA, the Cereals and Other Produce Board of Tanzania, Department of Plant Health Services and Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA), he said.
"I have given them a deadline of Friday next week to come up with a framework agreement for the supply of the food crops to Kenya," he said noting that the Kenyan team would also bring specific needs of foods items to be supplied under the agreement.
The Deputy Minister said he had instructed N FRA and the Cereals and Other Produce Board of Tanzania to seek funding from Tanzania Agriculture Development Bank.
The amount of the funds to be sought would be known after the framework agreement is approved and contract signed, he said.
Mr Bashe said he had also directed the Marketing Department of the Ministry of Agriculture to prepare a list of local brands of maize flour that have Tanzania Bureau of Standard (TBS) mark so that they can be supported to supply their products in Kenyan market.
"I have instructed our marketing department to prepare a list of local brands of maize flour with TBS mark so that they can be helped to supply their products in Kenya.
This is important so that KBS can help them enter the Kenyan market," he said. He said the food items to be supplied under the agreement would be obtained from both the N FRA and the private sector.
"The private sector will also be involved. It is possible that some people have stocks of maize. They will be allowed to sell but they must follow the procedures that will be laid down in the next week meeting," he said.
Read the original article on Daily News.
Tagged: Tanzania East Africa Business Kenya
Agribusiness Food and Agriculture
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Tanzania Daily News (Dar es Salaam) Tanzania: Maize, Flour Supply Deal to Kenya Agreed
By Henry Lyimo
TANZANIA will supply one million metric tonnes of maize and flour to Kenya in a period of 12 months to bridge a shortfall of corn that has led to soaring prices of food.
The Deputy Minister for Agriculture and Irrigation, Hussein Bashe told the 'Daily News' yesterday Kenyan officials whom he met in Dar es Salaam yesterday had requested to be supplied with one million metric tonnes of maize and they agreed that amount would be supplied in 12 month time.
"They said they need one million metric tonnes of maize and we agreed we will supply the said amount in a period of 12 months. The supply will involve maize flour, raw maize and even rice," he said.
The Kenyan officers were led by Kenya's Principal Secretary of the State Department for Agricultural Research in the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, Prof Hamad Boga and Kenyan High Commissioner in Tanzania, Ambassador Dan Kazungu.
The Deputy Minister said they agreed that 20,000 metric tonnes would be supplied to Kenya immediately from the N ational Food Reserve Agency (N FRA) and the focal point would be the Cereals and Other Produce Board of Tanzania.
He said the focal point for 20,000 metric tonnes would be Makambako and Songea and officers from departments responsible for issuing permits should organize themselves to fast-track the process.
"The focal point will be Makambako and Songea. All officers responsible for permits should be there and should work together to cut red-tape," he said.
The Deputy Minister said they agreed that a technical team from Kenya would meet their counterparts in Tanzania next week to come up with a framework of agreement for supply of food crop to Kenya.
The team would involve officials from Kenya Bureau of Statistics (KBS), Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), Department of Food and Plant Health Services and Millers Association.
The team from Tanzania would involve officials from N FRA, the Cereals and Other Produce Board of Tanzania, Department of Plant Health Services and Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA), he said.
"I have given them a deadline of Friday next week to come up with a framework agreement for the supply of the food crops to Kenya," he said noting that the Kenyan team would also bring specific needs of foods items to be supplied under the agreement.
The Deputy Minister said he had instructed N FRA and the Cereals and Other Produce Board of Tanzania to seek funding from Tanzania Agriculture Development Bank.
The amount of the funds to be sought would be known after the framework agreement is approved and contract signed, he said.
Mr Bashe said he had also directed the Marketing Department of the Ministry of Agriculture to prepare a list of local brands of maize flour that have Tanzania Bureau of Standard (TBS) mark so that they can be supported to supply their products in Kenyan market.
"I have instructed our marketing department to prepare a list of local brands of maize flour with TBS mark so that they can be helped to supply their products in Kenya.
This is important so that KBS can help them enter the Kenyan market," he said. He said the food items to be supplied under the agreement would be obtained from both the N FRA and the private sector.
"The private sector will also be involved. It is possible that some people have stocks of maize. They will be allowed to sell but they must follow the procedures that will be laid down in the next week meeting," he said.
Read the original article on Daily News.
Tagged: Tanzania East Africa Business Kenya
Agribusiness Food and Agriculture
Copyright [emoji2398] 2019 Tanzania Daily News. All rights reserved. Distributed by AllAfrica Global Media ( allAfrica.com ).
Usiwe mjinga.
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