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Tanzania

WILDCAT LIQUIDATION OF NASACO

After employees of Tanzania's National Shipping Agencies Company Ltd (NASACO) resisted for several years government projects to privatize the company, [...]

Subscribers only 11.09.1999

MANY PROJECTS, LITTLE FINANCE IN SOLAR ENERGY

The American company WorldWater Corporation chaired by Quentin T. Kelly (ION 802) and based at Pennington (NJ) is multiplying installation [...]

Subscribers only 11.09.1999

NORWEGIAN AID DROPS

Norwegian official development aid for its African partners (Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe) last year was sharply below levels seen at [...]

Subscribers only 11.09.1999

CCM COMPANY IS REAL SICK

Sukita, which has links with the government party Chama cha [...]

Subscribers only 11.09.1999

BRITONS SUE GOVERNMENT

Four British nationals who were expelled from Tanzania in 1975 -- without good cause, according to their statements -- and [...]

Subscribers only 04.09.1999

JOHN SMALL

The former managing director of East African Packaging Industries in [...]

Subscribers only 31.07.1999

ABSA GROUP

South Africa's ABSA last week signed a memorandum of understanding [...]

Subscribers only 31.07.1999

AQUACULTURE PROJECT CONTEST

A Swedish petition signed by nearly 600 environmental supporters has [...]

Subscribers only 31.07.1999

IMF SATISFACTION

IMF virtually awarded Tanzania a certificate of merit on July [...]

Subscribers only 31.07.1999

RESOLUTE BACKS AWAY

Tanzania ranks among the countries that has been hardest hit by the drop in the gold price to under $260 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.07.1999

NEW CONCESSION FOR ASHANTI

While it has run into problems with Resolute over the sale of its 50% stake in the Golden Pride mine [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.07.1999

EMBEZZLEMENT IN SPORT TOO

A Chama cha Mapinduzi (government) MP, Ms. Zainab Gama, on July 15 denounced to Parliament embezzlement of which the Football [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.07.1999

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COOPERATION IT AIN'T

Signature of the treaty setting up East African Cooperation (EAC) by heads of states of the member-countries (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda) is scheduled for Arusha on July 30 but harmonizing the three countries' legislation to create a regional common market will [.

Subscribers only Politics 17.07.1999

JULIUS NYERERE

Stopping off in Tunis en route to Algiers to attend [...]

Subscribers only Politics 17.07.1999

GOVERNMENT ON TRIAL

The wife of lieutenant general Imran Kombe, director of state security killed by police officers in 1996 in fairly troublous [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.07.1999

CCM YOUTHS LOSE HOTEL

A conflict opposes Parastatal Pension Fund (PPF) and Vijana, the youth organization of the government party Chama cha Mapinduzi, over [...]

Subscribers only 10.07.1999

AYOUB KIMBAU

The MP of Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM, governmental) for Mafia, colonel Ayoub Kimbau, is in dispute with Tanzania Revenue Authority [...]

Subscribers only 03.07.1999

A WELL-INFORMED AMBASSADOR

US ambassador in Dar es Salaam Charles Stith, who is activating strenuously to organize a visit by head of state [...]

Subscribers only 03.07.1999

EIB TELECOM PROJECTS

The European Investment Bank should finance the improvement of telecommunications in the three countries of East African Cooperation, namely Kenya, [...]

Subscribers only 26.06.1999

MKAPA WANTS TO KEEP MBOMA

Head of state Benjamin Mkapa has personally asked the chief of defence forces, general Robert Mboma and his chef of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 26.06.1999

KIDNAP, MURDER AND FRAUD

Indian and Tanzanian officials of Indian Subcontinent origin in two Dar es Salaam companies have been charged with kidnapping and [...]

Subscribers only 19.06.1999

SEVERAL NEW EMBASSIES

In the hope of attracting new foreign investors, the Tanzanian government has decided to open embassies in Abu Dhabi and [...]

Subscribers only 19.06.1999

ORR ASSAULTS FINTIMES

A confidential memo on the visit to London at the end of January 1999 of a delegation of government ministers [...]

Subscribers only 19.06.1999

MINISTER'S LATEST CONTROVERSY

Although state-owned National Shipping Agency Company (NASACO) is marked down for privatization, minister of commerce Iddi Simba's award of permits [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.06.1999

BELGIAN POINTS FOR THE RAILWAY

The Belgian government has approved a subsidy of BFr.295 million [...]

Subscribers only 12.06.1999

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Tanzania

WILDCAT LIQUIDATION OF NASACO

MANY PROJECTS, LITTLE FINANCE IN SOLAR ENERGY

NORWEGIAN AID DROPS

CCM COMPANY IS REAL SICK

BRITONS SUE GOVERNMENT

JOHN SMALL

ABSA GROUP

AQUACULTURE PROJECT CONTEST

IMF SATISFACTION

RESOLUTE BACKS AWAY

NEW CONCESSION FOR ASHANTI

EMBEZZLEMENT IN SPORT TOO

Spotlight
COOPERATION IT AIN'T

JULIUS NYERERE

GOVERNMENT ON TRIAL

CCM YOUTHS LOSE HOTEL

AYOUB KIMBAU

A WELL-INFORMED AMBASSADOR

EIB TELECOM PROJECTS

MKAPA WANTS TO KEEP MBOMA

KIDNAP, MURDER AND FRAUD

SEVERAL NEW EMBASSIES

ORR ASSAULTS FINTIMES

MINISTER'S LATEST CONTROVERSY

BELGIAN POINTS FOR THE RAILWAY

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Tanzania

WILDCAT LIQUIDATION OF NASACO

MANY PROJECTS, LITTLE FINANCE IN SOLAR ENERGY

NORWEGIAN AID DROPS

CCM COMPANY IS REAL SICK

BRITONS SUE GOVERNMENT

JOHN SMALL

ABSA GROUP

AQUACULTURE PROJECT CONTEST

IMF SATISFACTION

RESOLUTE BACKS AWAY

NEW CONCESSION FOR ASHANTI

EMBEZZLEMENT IN SPORT TOO

Spotlight COOPERATION IT AIN'T

JULIUS NYERERE

GOVERNMENT ON TRIAL

CCM YOUTHS LOSE HOTEL

AYOUB KIMBAU

A WELL-INFORMED AMBASSADOR

EIB TELECOM PROJECTS

MKAPA WANTS TO KEEP MBOMA

KIDNAP, MURDER AND FRAUD

SEVERAL NEW EMBASSIES

ORR ASSAULTS FINTIMES

MINISTER'S LATEST CONTROVERSY

BELGIAN POINTS FOR THE RAILWAY

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COOPERATION IT AIN'T