Tanzania: Isles' Livestock Entrepreneurs Complain of Raw Deal

Zanzibar — LIVESTOCK keeping entrepreneurs at Mtofaani- Nunga, Mwera area, a popular farming destination on Unguja Islands, have expressed dissatisfaction towards the "Kituo cha Mafunzo ya Ujasirimali Tanzania" (KIMUTA) for delays in providing them with farm animals for months after payments.

KIMUTA was established in Zanzibar last November to train and empower entrepreneurs as an efforts to reduce unemployment and poverty problems. They are trained with livestock keeping skills for poultry, cattle, and goats, before providing them with the animals to begin the project.

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