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Tanzania reschedules 2026 national exams over El Niño rains
SPECIAL REPORT : Why Tanzania doesn’t benefit from huge livestock potential
Sunday, May 14, 2017 — updated on April 15, 2021
- 5 min read
A boy pours water into a trough in Singida. PHOTO| FILE
What you need to know:
By so doing, the herders will benefit from livestock rather than having large numbers of cattle, goats or sheep just to be seen as wealthy.
Tanzania is among top three countries with largest numbers of livestock in Africa.
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