Critics say the project contradicts the company's stated commitment to building a smoke-free future.Read More
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The operation will encompass land and sea areas, according to DCEA Commissioner Lyimo. Read More
Having cultivated 123 million kg, the country is now Africa’s second-largest producer. Read More
Tanzania has had higher than anticipated tobacco production surpassing market demand.Read More
The bank loaned TZS129 billion ($53.6 million) to tobacco farming this year. Read More
The company did not break its supply contract because there was none, says appeals court. Read More
The government credits ‘massive awareness campaigns.’Read More
Industry representatives report strong demand for local tobacco from multiple buyers. Read More
The government wants to prevent existing buyers from 'monopolizing the crop.'Read More
According to tobacco-control activists, farmers in one region of Tanzania are turning to other crops that, for the time being at least, are proving to be more rewarding.Read More