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DAUDI BALLALI

A former International Monetary Fund official who served more than twenty years, Daudi Ballali replaces at the post of governor [...]

Subscribers only 18.07.1998

COMMONWEALTH RESCUE?

The Commonwealth secretary general's special envoy to Zanzibar Moses Anafu was back in Tanzania this week seeking a solution to [...]

Subscribers only 18.07.1998

NO BAKSHEESH FOR MPS

Members of the Tanzanian Parliament's Public Accounts Committee have been urged to refuse in future under-the-table bribes and other gifts [...]

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CLUB FOR MOSLEM VIPS

Former Tanzanian president Ali Hassan Mwinyi recently invited about a [...]

Subscribers only 11.07.1998

AVGOLD BUYS INTO 11 LICENSES

South Africa's Avgold is going to acquire stakes of up to 60% on 11 licenses owned by the small Australian [...]

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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

STATUS QUO ON BURUNDI EMBARGO

Burundi peace negotiations held in Arusha (Tanzania) from June 15 to 21 under the mediation of Tanzanian ex-president Julius Nyerere [...]

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. [...]

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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 [...]

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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

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Tanzania

DAUDI BALLALI

COMMONWEALTH RESCUE?

NO BAKSHEESH FOR MPS

CLUB FOR MOSLEM VIPS

AVGOLD BUYS INTO 11 LICENSES

EXIT THE LOCAL FIRMS

STATUS QUO ON BURUNDI EMBARGO

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

AMOUR STARTING OUT EARLY

PRIVATIZATION PAYS OFF DEBT

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Tanzania

DAUDI BALLALI

COMMONWEALTH RESCUE?

NO BAKSHEESH FOR MPS

CLUB FOR MOSLEM VIPS

AVGOLD BUYS INTO 11 LICENSES

EXIT THE LOCAL FIRMS

STATUS QUO ON BURUNDI EMBARGO

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

AMOUR STARTING OUT EARLY

PRIVATIZATION PAYS OFF DEBT

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