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Ubia chachu mageuzi ya kilimo kuelekea uchumi wa dola trilioni moja
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Ubia chachu mageuzi ya kilimo kuelekea uchumi wa dola trilioni moja

Mwananchi 2 days 1 mins read
Safari ya Tanzania kuelekea uchumi wa Dola bilioni 1,000 (trilioni moja) ifikapo mwaka 2050 haiwezi kufanikiwa kwa kutegemea mapato ya kodi na mikopo ya kigeni pekee; inahitaji ushirikiano kati ya Sekta ya Umma na Sekta Binafsi (PPP) ili kuziba pengo kubwa la kifedha.

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