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Ethiopia and Tanzania now hold Africa's largest livestock population - Face2Face Africa

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Ethiopia has the largest livestock than any other country in Africa, making the East African powerhouse the continent's best destination for leather and meat factories. This was revealed in a new report on livestock census conducted on the African continent. The new livestock data published by Tanzania’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) shows that Ethiopia...

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