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A hole in the till

An audit of Tanzania's public finances has revealed a deficit of 70 billion Tanzanian shillings (US$1 = 750 T.shiilings) in [...]

Subscribers only 05.02.2000

Barnabas Samatta

Chief justice Francis Nyalali retired last week after 23 years of service in that post, and was replaced by Barnabas [...]

Subscribers only 05.02.2000

Arms for Burundi rebels

Even as Tanzanian defence minister Edgar Majogo Maokola was meeting [...]

Subscribers only Politics 05.02.2000

Jemal Ud Din Kassum

The Tanzanian international civil servant who is now deputy head, investment department, of International Finance Corporation (a World Bank subsidiary), [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2000

Muddle on the railroad

Conflict is growing over the agreement the state-owned Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC) passed with South Africa's Trans-Africa Railway Corporation (TARC) [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2000

Development isn't in the bag

The signature on November 30 of a treaty setting up a new East African Community (EAC) and shelving for four [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2000

CAUGHT FOR A HANDFUL OF DOLLARS

An advance on expenses of about US$5,000 that energy ministry principal secretary Patrick Rutahazibwa took when he was to accompany [...]

Subscribers only Politics 22.01.2000

COMESA CONFERENCE IN CAIRO

Ministers of the 21 member-countries of Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) are scheduled to hold their first [...]

Subscribers only 22.01.2000

COURT CASE WON IN TANZANIA

The British firm Regional Services Ltd has won a lawsuit [...]

Subscribers only 22.01.2000

AN IMPORTANT GUEST NEAR ZANZIBAR

Zanzibari fisherfolk probably never knew that Microsoft chairman Bill Gates saw in the new year on the archipelago, more exactly [...]

Subscribers only 15.01.2000

FRATRICIDAL ACCUSATIONS INSIDE CCM

Former Chama cha Mapinduzi national executive committee member John Shibuda wrote to CCM secretary general Philip Mangula last month asking [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.01.2000

RICHARD DURBIN

Democratic senator for Illinois and a member of the all-powerful US Senate Appropriations Committee, which endorses or shoots down federal [...]

Subscribers only 15.01.2000

TTCL WANTS ITS CELLPHONE LICENCE

Tanzania Telecommunications Company Ltd (TTCL, still state-owned but heading for privatization) has filed an application with the regulator Tanzania Communications [...]

Subscribers only 08.01.2000

RATS FOR DEMINING

Sometime during January, a team of scientists from Antwerp University [...]

Subscribers only 08.01.2000

WHEN HUNTER BECOMES QUARRY

A US citizen of Indian sub-continent origin who has been living in Tanzania the past seven years to carry out [...]

Subscribers only 24.12.1999

NEW CELLULAR LICENCE FOR VODACOM TANZANIA

Vodacom Tanzania Ltd (51-percent controlled by Vodacom Group of South [...]

Subscribers only 24.12.1999

THE MISFITS OF PETROLEUM LIBERALIZATION

The new private shareholders of Tanzania Italy Petroleum Refinery (TIPER) have still not been able to take over control of [...]

Subscribers only 18.12.1999

JOYCE NEU

The director of the Jimmy Carter Centre's Conflict Resolution Programme conducted negotiations between Sudan and Uganda which led to the [...]

Subscribers only 18.12.1999

MARTHA STEIN-SOCHAS

The current coordinator of the financial section of Proparco -- subsidiary of Agence Française de Développement (AFD) for private-sector loans [...]

Subscribers only 18.12.1999

THE SHADY SIDE OF A VOYAGE TO THE USA

The voyage which head of state Benjamin Mkapa effected to the United States last September accompanied by a strong delegation [...]

Subscribers only Politics 11.12.1999

EUROPEAN SUPPORT FOR THE FISCAL ADMINISTRATION

The European Union has given a green light for the [...]

Subscribers only 11.12.1999

SONGO-SONGO TAKES OFF AT LAST

The head of Ocelot International, David Lyons, last week confirmed that the Songo-Songo gas and electricity project had finally taken [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.12.1999

TRA GOES OFF TO WAR

Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA), the organism which collects state revenue, has declared war on companies with arrears of VAT payment. [...]

Subscribers only 04.12.1999

YOWERI MUSEVENI

The Ugandan president and his opposite numbers in Kenya and [...]

Subscribers only Politics 04.12.1999

AHMED HASSAN DIRIA

The chairman of Tanzania Communications Commission announced this week that [...]

Subscribers only 27.11.1999

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Tanzania

A hole in the till

Barnabas Samatta

Arms for Burundi rebels

Jemal Ud Din Kassum

Muddle on the railroad

Development isn't in the bag

CAUGHT FOR A HANDFUL OF DOLLARS

COMESA CONFERENCE IN CAIRO

COURT CASE WON IN TANZANIA

AN IMPORTANT GUEST NEAR ZANZIBAR

FRATRICIDAL ACCUSATIONS INSIDE CCM

RICHARD DURBIN

TTCL WANTS ITS CELLPHONE LICENCE

RATS FOR DEMINING

WHEN HUNTER BECOMES QUARRY

NEW CELLULAR LICENCE FOR VODACOM TANZANIA

THE MISFITS OF PETROLEUM LIBERALIZATION

JOYCE NEU

MARTHA STEIN-SOCHAS

THE SHADY SIDE OF A VOYAGE TO THE USA

EUROPEAN SUPPORT FOR THE FISCAL ADMINISTRATION

SONGO-SONGO TAKES OFF AT LAST

TRA GOES OFF TO WAR

YOWERI MUSEVENI

AHMED HASSAN DIRIA

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Savannah Energy

Denis Sassou-Nguesso

Tanzania

A hole in the till

Barnabas Samatta

Arms for Burundi rebels

Jemal Ud Din Kassum

Muddle on the railroad

Development isn't in the bag

CAUGHT FOR A HANDFUL OF DOLLARS

COMESA CONFERENCE IN CAIRO

COURT CASE WON IN TANZANIA

AN IMPORTANT GUEST NEAR ZANZIBAR

FRATRICIDAL ACCUSATIONS INSIDE CCM

RICHARD DURBIN

TTCL WANTS ITS CELLPHONE LICENCE

RATS FOR DEMINING

WHEN HUNTER BECOMES QUARRY

NEW CELLULAR LICENCE FOR VODACOM TANZANIA

THE MISFITS OF PETROLEUM LIBERALIZATION

JOYCE NEU

MARTHA STEIN-SOCHAS

THE SHADY SIDE OF A VOYAGE TO THE USA

EUROPEAN SUPPORT FOR THE FISCAL ADMINISTRATION

SONGO-SONGO TAKES OFF AT LAST

TRA GOES OFF TO WAR

YOWERI MUSEVENI

AHMED HASSAN DIRIA

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