Selling to Korea
    CNN's Robyn Curnow sat down with the head of Tanzania's Development Authority, Aloyce Msanja, to find out about the sale of "unused" land to Korea.
    • CNN
    • 24 December 2010
    Investors set to inject billions into agriculture
    In Kilombero District, Tanzania large swathes of land are being earmarked for large-scale rice production.
    • The Citizen
    • 16 December 2010
    Investors try new tactic with African agriculture
    Profit-hungry investors hope to avoid the stigma and opposition associated with land grabbing by partnering with local business development groups.
    • Reuters
    • 01 December 2010
    Jenaan to plant $500m venture
    Abu Dhabi's Jenaan Investment owns and leases properties in Egypt and Sudan, as well as leasing land in Tanzania, Ethiopia and the US.
    • The National
    • 25 November 2010
    S.Korea to farm Tanzania site in early 2011
    Tanzania expects South Korea to begin farming 15,000 hectares of land in the east African country early next year for food production and processing, a senior official said on Thursday.
    • Reuters
    • 11 November 2010
    Africa's great land grab
    Recent years have seen an increasing number of foreign governments acquiring vast tracts of land in Africa for their own use - some say with little or no benefit to Africa.
    • BBC
    • 27 October 2010
    Indian firms find Africa fertile ground for contract farming
    MMTC, Iffco and Bharti are the latest to find the continent’s land and labour attractive for their agribusiness.
    • Livemint
    • 19 October 2010
    Landroffande bromsar utvecklingen
    Byn Kikundi är inte ensam. Det kommer många investerare både från utlandet och hemlandet för att bruka mark som inte är deras.
    • Radio Vega
    • 05 October 2010
    Norfund invests 10 million dollars in rice production in Tanzania
    Norfund’s investment will be used to continue expansion of the farm, including preparation of another 2,000 hectares of land, increase in production and storage capacity, machines and equipment
    • Norway
    • 22 September 2010
    Tanzania: Farmers want a piece of the pie from agro-investors
    As large-scale investors' interest in acquiring vast swathes of land for commercial agriculture in Africa intensifies, farmers believe the time is ripe for the government to press investors to allocate shares to villagers as a corporate social responsibility.
    • The Citizen
    • 25 August 2010
    African agricultural finance under the spotlight
    African governments need to raise their level of accountability and ensure that they improve and protect their own food security through quid pro quo side-agreements negotiated when they lease or sell their arable land to foreign interests, says Keith Mullin of Thompson Reuters
    • Reuters
    • 24 August 2010
    Lower Ruvu intruders won’t be compensated
    Government of Tanzania will not compensate villagers who have moved onto land of the proposed irrigation farming project with Korea.
    • Daily News
    • 18 August 2010
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