Kenneth Bengesi

Kenneth Bengesi

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Kenneth Bengesi is the Director General of the Sugar Board of Tanzania, where he plays a crucial role in managing the country's sugar supply and ensuring market stability. Recently, he confirmed that Tanzania has a sufficient stock of sugar, including a buffer reserve to meet daily consumption needs and mitigate temporary shortages. Bengesi emphasized the importance of the National Food Reserve Agency's new mandate to import sugar when necessary, which aims to prevent price spikes and ensure affordability for consumers.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
89,422
Power
94$
Sentiment
5.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Tanzania 1 5.00 0.15% +0% 59,734,213 89,422 $63,000 94$
Totals 1 59,734,213 89,422 $63,000 94$
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Recent Mentions

Tanzania Tanzania: Kenneth Bengesi is the Director General of the Tanzania Sugar Board who explained the reasons for the delayed production season. 5

The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Why locally produced sugar is missing from retail outlets’ shelves

Tanzania Tanzania: Prof Kenneth Bengesi, SBT Director General, stated that domestic production has now surpassed national consumption levels. 9

The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Tanzania begins exporting sugar after attaining self-sufficiency for first time

Tanzania Tanzania: Prof Kenneth Bengesi is the director general of the Sugar Board of Tanzania and has noted the sector’s progress as very encouraging. 8

The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Tanzania’s sugar ambition on track for self-sufficiency by 2027

Tanzania Tanzania: Kenneth Bengesi is the director general of the Sugar Board of Tanzania and discussed the current sugar stock situation. 7

The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Tanzania vows no sugar shortage this year