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Tanzania

HEALTH AND COMMERCIAL COMPETITION

Two foreign firms are in competition to introduce in Tanzania a drug intended to replace chloroquine, used currently against malaria. [...]

Subscribers only 12.06.1999

COMESA CUSTOMS HARMONIZATION

The European Union (EU) has granted a subsidy of 12.6 million euro to finance harmonization of Customs systems and trade [...]

Subscribers only 05.06.1999

NOT-SO-CLEAN NORDIC PLANT

Wazo cement plant, near Dar es Salaam and owned by Tanzania Portland Cement Company (a joint venture of the State [...]

Subscribers only 05.06.1999

ON TRACK FOR PRIVATIZATION

Up to now Tanzania has officially dug in its heels against privatizing the power sector despite unrelenting pressure from the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.06.1999

FIGHT OVER INDIGENIZATION

Tanzanian prime minister Frederick Sumaye has disavowed statements by minister of commerce and industry Idd Simba calling for some sectors [...]

Subscribers only 29.05.1999

JOHN PRENDERGAST

After two years as the National Security Council's director of African affairs, John Prendergast reintegrated the US Institute for Peace [...]

Subscribers only 29.05.1999

WAR OF THE EMPTIES

Moshi police recently halted and detained a lorry owned by the local Coca-Cola franchise, Bonite Bottlers Ltd, which was found [...]

Subscribers only 22.05.1999

RAVIC HUSO

A 46-year old civil servant is to replace David Dunn as head of the US State Department's East Africa Affairs [...]

Subscribers only 22.05.1999

RESOLUTE TAKES OVER GOLDEN PRIDE MINE

Australia's Resolute has gained full ownership of the Golden Pride [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.05.1999

TERMS OF AGREEMENT ON ZANZIBAR

Chama cha Mapinduzi (governmental) and Civic United Front (opposition) have reached an agreement aimed at putting an end to the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.05.1999

PREAMBLES TO BRITISH AID

According to the Country Strategy Paper on Tanzania, published at the end of April by the British foreign office's Department [...]

Subscribers only 15.05.1999

THE DIFFICULT RETURN OF BURSARY HOLDERS IN RUSSIA

Some 700 Tanzanian students in Russia and Eastern European countries [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.05.1999

AN AFTERNOON'S PROMOTION IN PARIS

The parastatal Centre Français du Commerce Extérieur (CFCE) is organizing [...]

Subscribers only 15.05.1999

Spotlight
YONA'S TEAM PLAYS WELL

The World Bank consultative group on Tanzania met in Paris on May 3 and 4 although head of state Benjamin Mkapa had hoped he could welcome it in his own country. However, Mkapa didn't lose out because, whether by a [.

Subscribers only Politics 08.05.1999

IMF DIDN'T SEE THE GAP

When International Monetary Fund (IMF) officials approved an enhanced structural adjustment facility for Tanzania in January, they seriously underestimated that [...]

Subscribers only 08.05.1999

BAD ADMINISTRATION IN THE EMBASSIES

The annual report of Tanzania's chief accountant in the foreign [...]

Subscribers only Politics 08.05.1999

SEA LINK WITH MORONI FOR MKUNAZINI GENERAL TRADERS

A commercial company of Zanzibar, Mkunazini General Traders (MGT), envisages [...]

Subscribers only 08.05.1999

PRIZE WINNERS AMONG EUROPEAN NGOS

According to a European Commission report distributed in Brussels in mid-April, Ethiopia was the leading African beneficiary of European aid [...]

Subscribers only 24.04.1999

J. W. LADWA

This businessman has no luck. Already, the construction work at [...]

Subscribers only 24.04.1999

MARINA OTTAWAY

The joint director of Democracy and Rule of Law Project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace published on March [...]

Subscribers only 17.04.1999

ZANZIBAR BANS RWANDAN LEADERS

Three Rwandan leaders who were to have participated in a meeting of the Pan African Movement in Zanzibar (Tanzania) were [...]

Subscribers only 17.04.1999

GERARD SAMBRANA

A new assistant manager charged with Central and East Africa has been designated at the French foreign ministry. It is [...]

Subscribers only 17.04.1999

AFTER THE BURUNDI EMBARGO

Following the lifting of the regional embargo on Burundi on [...]

Subscribers only 17.04.1999

ANTI-EPIZOOTIC PROGRAMME

The European Development Fund management committee is expected to approve [...]

Subscribers only 17.04.1999

SPINIFEX TO WHOLLY OWN EAGC CONCESSION

Spinifex Gold of Australia is moving to absorb its Canadian-listed [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.04.1999

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Tanzania

HEALTH AND COMMERCIAL COMPETITION

COMESA CUSTOMS HARMONIZATION

NOT-SO-CLEAN NORDIC PLANT

ON TRACK FOR PRIVATIZATION

FIGHT OVER INDIGENIZATION

JOHN PRENDERGAST

WAR OF THE EMPTIES

RAVIC HUSO

RESOLUTE TAKES OVER GOLDEN PRIDE MINE

TERMS OF AGREEMENT ON ZANZIBAR

PREAMBLES TO BRITISH AID

THE DIFFICULT RETURN OF BURSARY HOLDERS IN RUSSIA

AN AFTERNOON'S PROMOTION IN PARIS

Spotlight
YONA'S TEAM PLAYS WELL

IMF DIDN'T SEE THE GAP

BAD ADMINISTRATION IN THE EMBASSIES

SEA LINK WITH MORONI FOR MKUNAZINI GENERAL TRADERS

PRIZE WINNERS AMONG EUROPEAN NGOS

J. W. LADWA

MARINA OTTAWAY

ZANZIBAR BANS RWANDAN LEADERS

GERARD SAMBRANA

AFTER THE BURUNDI EMBARGO

ANTI-EPIZOOTIC PROGRAMME

SPINIFEX TO WHOLLY OWN EAGC CONCESSION

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Tanzania

HEALTH AND COMMERCIAL COMPETITION

COMESA CUSTOMS HARMONIZATION

NOT-SO-CLEAN NORDIC PLANT

ON TRACK FOR PRIVATIZATION

FIGHT OVER INDIGENIZATION

JOHN PRENDERGAST

WAR OF THE EMPTIES

RAVIC HUSO

RESOLUTE TAKES OVER GOLDEN PRIDE MINE

TERMS OF AGREEMENT ON ZANZIBAR

PREAMBLES TO BRITISH AID

THE DIFFICULT RETURN OF BURSARY HOLDERS IN RUSSIA

AN AFTERNOON'S PROMOTION IN PARIS

Spotlight YONA'S TEAM PLAYS WELL

IMF DIDN'T SEE THE GAP

BAD ADMINISTRATION IN THE EMBASSIES

SEA LINK WITH MORONI FOR MKUNAZINI GENERAL TRADERS

PRIZE WINNERS AMONG EUROPEAN NGOS

J. W. LADWA

MARINA OTTAWAY

ZANZIBAR BANS RWANDAN LEADERS

GERARD SAMBRANA

AFTER THE BURUNDI EMBARGO

ANTI-EPIZOOTIC PROGRAMME

SPINIFEX TO WHOLLY OWN EAGC CONCESSION

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About Africa Intelligence

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Indigo Publications' websites

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YONA'S TEAM PLAYS WELL