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Tanzania

EXIT THE LOCAL FIRMS

It's back to square one for the Tanzanian government, which decontrolled petroleum imports in July 1996. Now it has suspended [...]

Subscribers only 27.06.1998

COMESA BOOSTS ITS TEAM

The secretariat of the Lusaka-based Common Market for East and Southern Africa (COMESA) is in the throes of being revamped. [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPANY

Government has just granted an operating licence to the first [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

NO LUCK FOR MBI

After several months of polemic, the American firm MacArthur and Baker Inc (MBI), which had been engaged by National Bank [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

THE PROJECTS OF REGUS

The British company Regus, a European leader in the temporary renting of offices, will open three business offices this year [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

WINNER TAKE ALL

Aldo Ajello, the European Union special envoy for the African Great Lakes Region, may consider the embargo on Burundi should [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

CORRUPT ANTI-CORRUPTER CHOPPED

Cornelius Kafipa, a director in Tanzania's Bureau for Prevention of [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

DTI CONFERENCE IN LONDON

The British government's Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

A GOOD BUDGET FOR 1998-1999

The International Monetary Fund delegation which went to Dar es Salaam last month approved Tanzania's draft budget for Fiscal 1998-1999 [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

BELGOLAISE SCORES

The new board of Eurafrican Bank in Tanzania hopes to harvest net profits of something like 500 million Tanzanian shillings [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

LONDON MOBILIZES ITS AFRICANS

A new forum intended to encourage British-born or -resident Black Africans to do business with Africa will be launched officially [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

ALAN WOOD

Eastern Africa Association (EEA) CEO Christopher Buckmaster says he's leaving the job he held down for seven years in the [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

IMF CONTENT

The International Monetary Fund mission led by Jerry Johnson (a deputy manager on the Africa Desk) which went to Dar [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.1998

A SUGAR REFINERY IN BAD CONDITION

The Mtibwa sugar refinery in the region of Morogoro which is to be privatized (ION N° 800), is facing a [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.1998

FROM BEASTS TO BERRIES

Cambridge Chemicals International (CCI) of Great Britain, which used to recover offal from abattoirs in East Africa for processing into [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.1998

REVAMPING MWANZA AIRPORT

Rehabilitation work on Tanzania's Mwanza airport is due to commence [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.1998

REGINALD SERVICE DOES AN OLIVER TWIST

Britain's Reginald Service, picked by the Tanzanian government to supply [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.1998

A LITTLE LONG IN THE TOOTH

Tanzania's foreign ministry is swamped under files of ambassadors who are well past retiring age but are still clinging fiercely [...]

Subscribers only 23.05.1998

AMOUR STARTING OUT EARLY

Zanzibar president Salmin Amour is believed to want to tinker with the island constitution to allow him to stand for [...]

Subscribers only 23.05.1998

PRIVATIZATION PAYS OFF DEBT

The 148 billion Tanzanian shillings (US$220 million) raised by privatizing [...]

Subscribers only 23.05.1998

ACP OUTLAWS BAD PAYERS

Several countries of East Africa and the Indian Ocean still owe contribution arrears to the general secretariat of ACP (Africa, [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.1998

AGREEMENT WITH IMF NEARS

International Monetary Fund deputy director for Africa, Jerry Johnson and Tanzanian finance minister Daniel Yona signed a Letter of Intent [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.1998

AL AMOUDI HAS REGIONAL TARGETS

Saudi Arabian magnate Mohamed Hussein Al Amoudi is beginning to feel hedged around in Ethiopia, where he is the principal [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.1998

YOUR ABATTOIRS INTEREST CCI

A British firm is interested waste collection from East African slaughterhouses in order to use the ingredients in manufacturing pharmaceutical [...]

Subscribers only 02.05.1998

A VERY STICKY SITUATION

Zanzibar president Salmin Amour has named a committee of five members to investigate suspicions of embezzlement involving the officials of [...]

Subscribers only 02.05.1998

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Tanzania

EXIT THE LOCAL FIRMS

COMESA BOOSTS ITS TEAM

PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPANY

NO LUCK FOR MBI

THE PROJECTS OF REGUS

WINNER TAKE ALL

CORRUPT ANTI-CORRUPTER CHOPPED

DTI CONFERENCE IN LONDON

A GOOD BUDGET FOR 1998-1999

BELGOLAISE SCORES

LONDON MOBILIZES ITS AFRICANS

ALAN WOOD

IMF CONTENT

A SUGAR REFINERY IN BAD CONDITION

FROM BEASTS TO BERRIES

REVAMPING MWANZA AIRPORT

REGINALD SERVICE DOES AN OLIVER TWIST

A LITTLE LONG IN THE TOOTH

AMOUR STARTING OUT EARLY

PRIVATIZATION PAYS OFF DEBT

ACP OUTLAWS BAD PAYERS

AGREEMENT WITH IMF NEARS

AL AMOUDI HAS REGIONAL TARGETS

YOUR ABATTOIRS INTEREST CCI

A VERY STICKY SITUATION

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Tanzania

EXIT THE LOCAL FIRMS

COMESA BOOSTS ITS TEAM

PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPANY

NO LUCK FOR MBI

THE PROJECTS OF REGUS

WINNER TAKE ALL

CORRUPT ANTI-CORRUPTER CHOPPED

DTI CONFERENCE IN LONDON

A GOOD BUDGET FOR 1998-1999

BELGOLAISE SCORES

LONDON MOBILIZES ITS AFRICANS

ALAN WOOD

IMF CONTENT

A SUGAR REFINERY IN BAD CONDITION

FROM BEASTS TO BERRIES

REVAMPING MWANZA AIRPORT

REGINALD SERVICE DOES AN OLIVER TWIST

A LITTLE LONG IN THE TOOTH

AMOUR STARTING OUT EARLY

PRIVATIZATION PAYS OFF DEBT

ACP OUTLAWS BAD PAYERS

AGREEMENT WITH IMF NEARS

AL AMOUDI HAS REGIONAL TARGETS

YOUR ABATTOIRS INTEREST CCI

A VERY STICKY SITUATION

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites