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Africa: Walking With the Herd - Why Africa Must Rethink Its Oldest Economy
Speakers said pastoral systems support biodiversity and food security, yet governments still invest far less in them than in crop agriculture and industry.
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Tanzania has connected its people, now it must connect its economy
Somewhere between Kahama and Geita, a plant manager waits for a batch record to reach a system hosted thousands of kilometres away. Near Mbeya, a fuel distributor discovers that a remote depot...
·Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, the United Republic of
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Africa: Walking With the Herd - Why Africa Must Rethink Its Oldest Economy
Analysis - When pastoralists, researchers, policymakers and development practitioners gathered in Marsabit this year to mark the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP-2026), the conversations went far beyond livestock, drought or humanitarian aid. Convened by the Centre for Research and Development in Drylands (CRDD), the dialogue challenged a deeply rooted assumption that has shaped development policy for decades: that pastora…
·Washington, United States
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