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US calls for reforms in Tanzania electoral system
Why banks’ shareholders must be happy
Africa: Why Low-Cost Airlines in Africa Remain Impractical
By Alex Malanga
Dar es Salaam — In a
2007 interview with BusinessWeek, Precision Air's founder and chairman,
Michael Ngaleku Shirima shrugged off the idea of '
Tanzania Clears Road for $200m Investment in Two Mines
Minerals minister, Dotto Biteko
Dar es Salaam — The
government has flashed the greenlight for two large-scale mining firms
to
Tanzania: Rugemalira Fires Back Over Delayed Investigation
By Faustine Kapama
BUSINESSMAN, James
Rugemalira on Thursday broke his silence over prosecution's failure to
Tanzania: Azania Launches Loan Scheme for Small-Scale Businessmen
The deputy minister for Lands, Housing and Human Settlements
Development, Ms Angelina Mabula, (third right), cuts a ribbon to
officially launch Azania Bank’s new loan scheme for small-scale traders
in Mwanza yesterday. From left are the Azania Bank director of Business
Development, Rhimo Nyansaho; chairperson of the ruling party’s Women’s
Wing, Gaudensi Kabaka; Azania Bank board chairman Julius Ndyamukama;
Azania Bank managing director Charles Itembe, and the Geita Urban
legislator, Joseph Msukuma. PHOTO | THE CITIZEN CORRESPONDENT
Dar es Salaam — Azania Bank yesterday launched a new loans scheme that specifically targets
Tanzania: Standard Chartered Bank Nets 29pc Profit Increase
Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania CEO, Sanjay Rughani
Dar es Salaam — The
year 2019 was good for Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania Limited as the
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