Dodoma, Tanzania (CU)_ The Kilimanjaro Co-operative Bank Limited (KCBL) has teamed up with the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF), CRDB Bank Limited, and the Tanzania Coffee Board (TCB) to provide health insurance policies to the coffee farmers in the region.

KCBL General Manager Godfrey Ng’urah announced the initiative recently, revealing that…

A new initiative to provide health insurance to Tanzania farmers

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