Tutafika
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Ugandan newspaper commended Tanzania to learn being good neighbor, here we start.
I went through your project which you called "grand" and found that you have a lot to learn from Tanzania. Sincerely, you are too far! Tanzania went through ups and downs which you can invest your mind in and become even better.
"Grand project to expand cotton industry by 260pc in three years
Cotton production in Kenya is projected to rise to 19,980 tonnes in the next three years through planned interventions meant to revive the sector that has stalled for decades.
The projected production level is a 260 percentage growth from the current national production level of only 5,550 tonnes....."
Grand Project To Expand Cotton Industry By 260pc In Three Years
Have a look here, you may not only find something to copy to your project but also something to improve in Tanzania, some thing of interest to come to invest in Tanzania. [TABLE="width: 100%, align: center"]
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[TD="align: left"]"Tanzanias cotton exports touch US$81.52mn in 2012
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Tanzania made about US$ 81.52 million in cotton exports during 2012.
As compared to previous years output of 255,000 tons, Tanzania produced 355,000 tons of cotton during 2012-13, 80 percent of which was shipped to Asia, Mr. Gabriel Mwalo, Ag Director General of the Tanzania Cotton Board (TCB) told East African Business Week......."
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Tanzania : Tanzania
More news down here!
[h=3]Sustain cotton contract farming gains:Call[/h]"....Tanzania earned US $159.3 million (about TZS 254.4 billion) from cotton exports during the year to June 2013, according to the Bank of Tanzanias Monthly Economic Review for July 2013.
Currently, Tanzania is Africas fourth-largest producer of cotton after Mali, Burkina Faso and Egypt, according to the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) figures.
There are over 40 ginning companies and more than 14 million people employed in the cotton sub-sector....."
From $81 million to $159 million in just a year?...yes, something can be learnt here!
You are all 'legally' welcome to Tanzania.
I went through your project which you called "grand" and found that you have a lot to learn from Tanzania. Sincerely, you are too far! Tanzania went through ups and downs which you can invest your mind in and become even better.
"Grand project to expand cotton industry by 260pc in three years
- | Author: Daily Nation
- | Source: Daily Nation
Cotton production in Kenya is projected to rise to 19,980 tonnes in the next three years through planned interventions meant to revive the sector that has stalled for decades.
The projected production level is a 260 percentage growth from the current national production level of only 5,550 tonnes....."
Grand Project To Expand Cotton Industry By 260pc In Three Years
Have a look here, you may not only find something to copy to your project but also something to improve in Tanzania, some thing of interest to come to invest in Tanzania. [TABLE="width: 100%, align: center"]
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[TD="align: left"]"Tanzanias cotton exports touch US$81.52mn in 2012
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[TD="align: left"]March 14, 2013 (Tanzania)[/TD]
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Tanzania made about US$ 81.52 million in cotton exports during 2012.
As compared to previous years output of 255,000 tons, Tanzania produced 355,000 tons of cotton during 2012-13, 80 percent of which was shipped to Asia, Mr. Gabriel Mwalo, Ag Director General of the Tanzania Cotton Board (TCB) told East African Business Week......."
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Tanzania : Tanzania
More news down here!
[h=3]Sustain cotton contract farming gains:Call[/h]"....Tanzania earned US $159.3 million (about TZS 254.4 billion) from cotton exports during the year to June 2013, according to the Bank of Tanzanias Monthly Economic Review for July 2013.
Currently, Tanzania is Africas fourth-largest producer of cotton after Mali, Burkina Faso and Egypt, according to the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) figures.
There are over 40 ginning companies and more than 14 million people employed in the cotton sub-sector....."
From $81 million to $159 million in just a year?...yes, something can be learnt here!
You are all 'legally' welcome to Tanzania.