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The Role of Agricultural Market Intermediaries on Poverty Reduction in Njombe.
Pokhrel and Thapa, (2007) and Nkolimwa, (2010) highlighted that marketing intermediaries in developing countries, including Tanzania, often exploit farmers in rural areas and that farmers frequently receive too low prices for their products. This may contribute to the persistent poverty in rural
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