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Tanzania

REFORM OF FISCAL ADMINISTRATION

The World Bank has just approved a credit line of US$40 million which will be added to the financing of [...]

Subscribers only 10.04.1999

MOVING SANDS

Malawi and Tanzania are facing a curious problem of trying to pin down a moving target: the common frontier as [...]

Subscribers only 10.04.1999

HIGH COMMISSIONER'S PROMISES

The Tanzanian High Commissioner in London, Abdul Shareef, last month [...]

Subscribers only 10.04.1999

LAND FOR THE LADS

The names of several leading Tanzanian dignitaries figure on the list of people to whom the government has handed plots [...]

Subscribers only Politics 03.04.1999

LOUIS VIEILLEDENT

After working for nearly ten years as a banker in Kenya and then Tanzania, Louis Vieilledent set up his own [...]

Subscribers only 03.04.1999

NEW EXPLORATION PERMIT

The government last week signed an exploration agreement with Ndovu [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.03.1999

ALI SAID MCHUMO

Tanzania's permanent representative to the United Nations in Geneva who was recently named chairman of the World Trade Organization's General [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1999

FRENCH TRADE: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

France may be the world's fourth exporter and investor in the world but certainly not in the three East African [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1999

MUNICIPAL COUNCILORS UNHAPPY

The municipal council in the city of Musoma on the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.03.1999

ZANZIBAR PROJECT UNDER THREAT

Donors financing the Zanzibar Urban Water Project have threatened to [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1999

BRITONS' PROBLEMS IN TEA

British company Barangai Estate Ltd, which buys and exports Tanzanian tea, has still not toed the line after a directive [...]

Subscribers only 20.03.1999

A MINISTER JAILED IN INDIA?

The government of Zanzibar is checking out the arrest of a Tanzanian national in India on charges of smuggling cellular [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.03.1999

PAUL KIMITI

Tanzania's minister of labour and youth has got the leaders of the Tanzania Plantation and Allied Workers Union (TPAWU) on [...]

Subscribers only 13.03.1999

ALI SAID MCHUMO

Tanzania's current permanent representative to the United Nations European Office, ambassador Ali Said Mchumo, has just been designated to head [...]

Subscribers only 06.03.1999

BARRICK TO DEVELOP BULYANHULU

Canada's Barrick Gold is to develop Bulyanhulu, Africa's biggest gold mine project at the moment. Barrick, the world's second-ranking gold [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.03.1999

EYE-OPENER ELECTION

Election of Tanzania Parents Association's chairman in Dodoma on February 13 turned out to be an unexpected challenge. Its importance [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.02.1999

JUDICIAL TOWER OF BABEL

Tanzania's immigration services have been prevented from expelling an Indian national because of contradictory judgements against handed down by several [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.02.1999

DANISH SPENDING

Danish International Development Assistance (DANIDA) spent 20 percent more than [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.1999

The rail transport service for merchandise from the Republic of South Africa to Uganda, with transshipment of containers at Kitadu (Tanzania), which Trans Africa Railways Corporation (TARC) is to inaugurate shortly could spark a fresh dispute between the member-countries of [.

Subscribers only 20.02.1999

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Tanzania

REFORM OF FISCAL ADMINISTRATION

MOVING SANDS

HIGH COMMISSIONER'S PROMISES

LAND FOR THE LADS

LOUIS VIEILLEDENT

NEW EXPLORATION PERMIT

ALI SAID MCHUMO

FRENCH TRADE: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

MUNICIPAL COUNCILORS UNHAPPY

ZANZIBAR PROJECT UNDER THREAT

BRITONS' PROBLEMS IN TEA

A MINISTER JAILED IN INDIA?

PAUL KIMITI

ALI SAID MCHUMO

BARRICK TO DEVELOP BULYANHULU

EYE-OPENER ELECTION

JUDICIAL TOWER OF BABEL

DANISH SPENDING

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RAILS APART

THIRD ROGUE IN CELLPHONES

KINGTAKE'S AIMS

RUM ENGINEERS

DEMBE AND IMPERIAL INSURANCE

Malaysian bid for Mchuchuma

TANGANYIKA GOLD IN SODA ASH PROJECT

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Tanzania

REFORM OF FISCAL ADMINISTRATION

MOVING SANDS

HIGH COMMISSIONER'S PROMISES

LAND FOR THE LADS

LOUIS VIEILLEDENT

NEW EXPLORATION PERMIT

ALI SAID MCHUMO

FRENCH TRADE: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

MUNICIPAL COUNCILORS UNHAPPY

ZANZIBAR PROJECT UNDER THREAT

BRITONS' PROBLEMS IN TEA

A MINISTER JAILED IN INDIA?

PAUL KIMITI

ALI SAID MCHUMO

BARRICK TO DEVELOP BULYANHULU

EYE-OPENER ELECTION

JUDICIAL TOWER OF BABEL

DANISH SPENDING

Spotlight RAILS APART

THIRD ROGUE IN CELLPHONES

KINGTAKE'S AIMS

RUM ENGINEERS

DEMBE AND IMPERIAL INSURANCE

Malaysian bid for Mchuchuma

TANGANYIKA GOLD IN SODA ASH PROJECT

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Indigo Publications' websites

Spotlight
RAILS APART