Equity Group acquired an extra 6.6 percent stake in its subsidiary in the Democratic Republic of the Congo for Sh9.24 billion, underlining the lender’s quest to
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Sunday, April 23, 2023
KRA will allow used car importers to defer taxes
Second-hand car dealers and individuals will soon be able to ship in vehicles and defer paying taxes for up to one year, boosting their cash flow positions in reforms that are
Morality and action over CAG report dominate Eid messages
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Dar es Salaam. Muslim clerics and the government issued messages demanding action over those implicated in the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) report as well as deteriorating ethics in society.
US embassy evacuated as Sudan fighting enters 2nd week
A man walks by destroyed vehicles outside the headquarter of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitaries in southern Khartoum on April 19, 2023 amid fighting between Sudan's regular army and paramilitaries following the collapse of a 24-hour truce.
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The US military has evacuated American embassy staff from Khartoum, President Joe Biden said Sunday, as fighting between the Sudanese army and a paramilitary group entered a second week following a brief lull.
Saturday, April 22, 2023
How to become a great team player
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social-know-how is the foundation for effective teamwork
Being a great team player is an important quality both at work and at home. Look at job advertisements – ‘we are looking for someone who can work in a team’, they would say. But what does it mean to be a great team player and how do we become one? Beyond having the skills and intentions to contribute to...
How AfCFTA can transform Africa’s agricultural sector
Tomato processing. African countries are increasingly seeking value addition in order to fetch better prices for agricultural produces. But a report says the agro-processing can bring value for money if the new trade pact is well exploited. PHOTO | COURTESY
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intra-African agricultural trade is projected to increase by 574 percent if
import tariffs are eliminated
Dar es Salaam. Agro-processing has important implications for economic growth, food security, job creation, and poverty reduction in Africa, according to a recent report by the ...
Global competition to drive domestic fintech startups
TANZANIAN fintech startups have an opportunity to participate in the global open innovation competition, called Visa Everywhere Initiative (VEI) that...
TR touts succession plan
THE Treasurer Registrar (TR), Mr Nehemiah Mchechu has directed the boards and management of various public parastatal organisations to come up with
Strategic significance of the BRI and its benefits to African countries
THE main purpose of China’s Belt and Road Initiatives ‘‘BRI’’ is to achieve strategic connection, infrastructure interconnectivity, trade expansion, a wider use of local currency,
Tanzania aspires to become world’s minerals hub
Tanzania announces over 20,000 teaching, health vacancies
The Government has announced a total of 21,200 vacancies for education and health cadres.
The application is open from Wednesday, April 12, 2023.
37.3bn/- set to expand national ICT backbone
TANZANIA Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL) has signed a 37.3bn/- contract with Huawei Tanzania for the expansion of the...
Catholic bishops extol EACOP execution
TANZANIA Episcopal Conference (TEC) has commended and blessed the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project, saying that its implementation was vital and will
Tanzania, GIZ to mitigate human-wildlife conflicts
TANZANIA, through the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism (MNRT) and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), on Thursday signed implementation agreement for a programme aimed at mitigating human-wildlife conflicts.
The signing marks the opening of the roadmap for the technical cooperation support to the Wildlife Division in the Ministry, on implementing the National Human-Wildlife Conflicts Management Strategy (NHWCMS).
The Wildlife Director, Dr Maurus Msuha, noted that the agreement seeks to support efforts by the government to implement a national strategy for the management of Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC) in the country.
“This is a three-year project with funding amounting to six million Euros; the project will operate within the Selous Ecosystem, in the Southern Tanzania,” Dr Msuha explained
The signing of the agreement was held in Dar es Salaam by the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, Dr Hassan Abbas and GIZ Country Director for Tanzania and the East African Community (EAC), Dr Mike Falke.
The project of HWC Mitigation is one of the programmes, resulting from the technical cooperation agreement between the governments of the Federal Republic of Germany and
USAID project secures giraffe population
EDWARD QORRO in Babati
A multi-billion conservation project is now paying dividends if the drop in number of
EAC eyes increased fisheries contribution in economy
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DEPUTY Minister for Livestock and Fisheries Mr David Silinde has appealed to member states of the Lake Victoria Fisheries Organisation (LVFO) to partner with
Safaricom retains position as most valuable brand in Kenya, E. Africa
Mobile telephony operator Safaricom has maintained its status as the
Tanzania, Australia firms sign $667m deal to mine rare earths
The Tanzanian government on Monday signed contracts worth $667 million with
Kenya's ICT bodies to deploy fibre optic cable in remote counties
The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) and the ICT Authority (ICTA) are
EAC secretariat to begin digitising imported goods tariffs
The East African Community (EAC) secretariat has commenced the process of
Creative, chaotic: If AI takes over the world, what will Africa do?
At the beginning of the year, the company Open AI (haha, the irony!) allowed the
Namibia to honour genocide victims at German concentration camp
Descendants of victims of genocide in Namibia will gather at the site of an infamous concentration camp this weekend to commemorate the killing of tens of thousands of