300bn Allocated to Support 2 Million Young People and Women in Agriculture
Habari mpya za fedha Tanzania · maelezo ya 300bn Allocated to Support 2 Million Young People and W… · imesasishwa 9 Aug 2026 · habari za uchumi · pato la taifa · uwekezaji
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- She said the government’s investments were already yielding results, citing a 2025 Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) assessment showing Tanzania’s cereal production increased by 22 per cent, from 11.4 million.
- He said the Building a Better Tomorrow (BBT) programme was being expanded to 18 councils, while the government had earmarked 300bn/- through seven banks to support more than two million young people and women engaged in.
- DODOMA: PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan yesterday outlined key priorities to transform the agriculture and livestock sectors as Tanzania embarks on implementing the National Development Vision 2050.
- President Samia said the reforms were aligned with Vision 2050, which identifies agriculture, livestock and fisheries as strategic sectors for industrialisation, employment creation and economic growth.
- According to the minister, cattle numbers rose from 39.2 million to 40.57 million, goats from 28.59 million to 29.99 million and chickens from 108.22 million to more than 113.36 million.