Investment in Agriculture Prioritized by Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar

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• This year we have 498 exhibitors from Zanzibar, mainland Tanzania and abroad, which shows growing interest in agriculture and livestock activities, especially among youth and women,” Saleh said.
• Meanwhile, Zanzibar’s Minister for Agriculture, Irrigation, Natural Resources and Livestock, Suleiman Massoud Makame, said the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar has prioritised investment in agriculture to ensure.
• ZANZIBAR: ZANZIBAR’S Second Vice President, Hemed Suleiman Abdulla, has urged farmers to shift from subsistence farming to climate-resilient commercial agriculture, saying the transition is essential for food security.
• Deputy Minister for Livestock and Fisheries, Ms Ng’wasi Kamani, commended Zanzibar for integrating agriculture, livestock, fisheries and natural resources sectors within the exhibition, saying the approach makes it.