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Tanzania aims to emulate Ethiopia’s leather industry

02/02/2021
Tanzania aims to emulate Ethiopia’s leather industry

The presidents of Ethiopia and Tanzania discussed how to improve trade between the countries, with the leather sector among the priorities, during a meeting in northwestern Tanzania. Ethiopian President Sahle-Work Zewde and President John Magufuli are seeking to capitalise on opportnuites in livestock, agriculture and manufacturing enbled by the ...

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