Salma Kikwete

Salma Kikwete

politician Tanzania

Mrs. Salma Kikwete is a Member of Parliament for Mchinga, affiliated with the CCM party. She has been an advocate for indigenous seed systems and has highlighted the importance of domestic seed production for Tanzania's agricultural sovereignty, while also addressing the need for investment in local solutions to reduce dependency on foreign seeds.

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Tanzania Tanzania: Salma Kikwete is running unopposed in Mchinga. 5

Deo Sanga Daniel Chongolo Abbas Tarimba Iddi Azzan Juma Nkamia Kunti Majala Hamis Mkotya Constantine Kanyasu Upendo Peneza Gabriel Robert Jesca Msambatavangu Peter Msigwa Chacha Maboto Ester Bulaya Hamis Tabasamu William Ngeleja Eric Shigongo Charles Tizeba Vita Kawawa Juma Homera Stella Manyanya John Nchimbi Patrobas Katambi Stephen Masele Mwigulu Nchemba Festo Sanga Toba Nguvila Norman Msigala Award Mpandila Selina Msigwa Doto Biteko Hemed Suleiman Abdullah Hamad Hassan Chande Ridhiwani Kikwete
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Key battlegrounds emerge as Tanzania’s ruling CCM heads to heated primaries

Tanzania Tanzania: Former First Lady and incumbent Member of Parliament for Mchinga Constituency, Ms Salma Kikwete, has officially declared her intention to seek re-election in the forthcoming general election. 8

Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete Mohamed Lawa
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Former First Lady Salma Kikwete seeks re-election as Mchinga MP

Tanzania Tanzania: Mrs Salma Kikwete emphasized the need to invest in indigenous seed systems to reduce dependency. 7

Ester Bulaya Florence Samizi Hussein Bashe Samia Suluhu Hassan Condester Sichalwe Neema Lugangira Leonard Chamuriho Bahati Ndingo Hamisi Kigwangalla
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Tanzanian lawmakers decry underfunding of agriculture, urge timely disbursement