In Tanzania, plans to revolutionize farming are taking shape. They are being led by the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania, 'SAGCOT'. The multi stakeholder 6 cluster plan started 6 years ago and will end in 2030. The Government says it will help produce more food for Africa, but experts are concerned that small scale farmers could be forgotten as the big plan rolls on. Daniel Kijo has more.
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