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Tanzania

TANGANYIKA BUYS PANORAMA

Falling gold prices have forced two Australian companies with interests in Africa, Panorama Resources and Tanganyika Gold, to merge. Panorama [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.12.1997

ARMY BILLS

The Tanzanian army has accumulated a slate of 4 billion Tanzanian shillings since September for unpaid electricity bills due to [...]

Subscribers only 20.12.1997

WILLIAM KUSILA

Trench warfare has broken out between the chairman of the board of Tanzania Posts Corporation (TPC), David Wakati, and his [...]

Subscribers only 20.12.1997

PHANTOM JET FOR ZANZIBAR

The government of Zanzibar is believed to be in discussions with a South African company with a view to buying [...]

Subscribers only 20.12.1997

FIRST CFD INTERVENTION

The parastatal Caisse Française de Développement (CFD) has intervened for [...]

Subscribers only 20.12.1997

ARMS TRAFFICKING NETWORK

The US NGO Human Rights Watch Arms Project's latest report on arms deliveries to Burundi says that diplomats based in [...]

Subscribers only 13.12.1997

MONEY FOR HEALTH

Although the majority of international financial packages awarded since 1990 for the health sector in Tanzania have been concentrated on [...]

Subscribers only 13.12.1997

SEVERAL LICENCES ACQUIRED BY AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR

The small Australian company Intercontinental Gold and Minerals has made [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.12.1997

WORLD BANK WISH-LIST

About forty bilateral and multilateral international fund donors are expected to attend the World Bank consultative group meeting on Tanzania, [...]

Subscribers only 06.12.1997

SIMON MBILINYI

The former Tanzanian finance minister who resigned in November 1996 after accusations of alleged corruption has been named to head [...]

Subscribers only 06.12.1997

OPAQUE OFFERS

The European Union general accounting office has slammed the "lack of transparency" in Calls for bids issued and tenders received [...]

Subscribers only 29.11.1997

OGA DIFFICULTIES

Office Général de l'Air (OGA), the French state-owned company for [...]

Subscribers only 29.11.1997

MALAYSIANS IN ELECTRICITY

Two Malaysian companies are spearheading all installation contracts in East African countries for electricity generators in the framework of independent [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.1997

CCM OFFICIALS

Incumbent head of state Benjamin Mkapa was the unsurprising winner on November 14 of the election for chairmanship of Chama [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.1997

THE BLACK HOLE OF TANZANIA

Tanzania's grave electricity shortage, which forces Tanzania Electric Supply Company (TANESCO) to ration its customers, could be eased if the [...]

Subscribers only 15.11.1997

DEEPAK KOTHARI

Now in dispute with the Zanzibar authorities, Deepak Kothari, former manager of Bwawami Hotel, is in the eye of the [...]

Subscribers only 15.11.1997

TWO PETROLEUM PERMITS

The Tanzanian government has awarded petroleum exploration permits for Rufiji [...]

Subscribers only 15.11.1997

NEW MINING CODE IN JANUARY

Tanzania's new mining code should come into effect as planned in January 1998. Foreign minister Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete and energy [...]

Subscribers only 08.11.1997

CHOP-CHOP ATC

Another attempt has been uncovered to chop up Air Tanzania Corporation (ATC). This one would benefit Alliance Air, which is [...]

Subscribers only 01.11.1997

UGANDA OFFERS TO UP SUPPLIES

The Ugandan government has offered to increase Uganda's exports of electricity towards Tanzania with the construction of a line that [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.10.1997

SAMAX-RESOLUTE PROJECT TAKES OFF

Samax's project to produce 170,000 ounces of gold per year [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.10.1997

COUNTING THE GRAINS

The Tanzanian government has thrown out the submission by food product importers to review urgently the specifications of products which [...]

Subscribers only 25.10.1997

OPPOSITION GATHERING

Nine opposition parties recently met in Dar es Salaam on the initiative of Chadema and decided to set up a [...]

Subscribers only 25.10.1997

LOOKING INTO PUBLIC EXPENDITURE

World Bank experts reviewing Tanzanian public expenditure have been stupefied to find increased expenditure on salaries despite a heavy cut [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.1997

MINING INDUSTRY

A conference on the opportunities for business in Tanzania's mining [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.10.1997

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Tanzania

TANGANYIKA BUYS PANORAMA

ARMY BILLS

WILLIAM KUSILA

PHANTOM JET FOR ZANZIBAR

FIRST CFD INTERVENTION

ARMS TRAFFICKING NETWORK

MONEY FOR HEALTH

SEVERAL LICENCES ACQUIRED BY AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR

WORLD BANK WISH-LIST

SIMON MBILINYI

OPAQUE OFFERS

OGA DIFFICULTIES

MALAYSIANS IN ELECTRICITY

CCM OFFICIALS

THE BLACK HOLE OF TANZANIA

DEEPAK KOTHARI

TWO PETROLEUM PERMITS

NEW MINING CODE IN JANUARY

CHOP-CHOP ATC

UGANDA OFFERS TO UP SUPPLIES

SAMAX-RESOLUTE PROJECT TAKES OFF

COUNTING THE GRAINS

OPPOSITION GATHERING

LOOKING INTO PUBLIC EXPENDITURE

MINING INDUSTRY

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Tanzania

TANGANYIKA BUYS PANORAMA

ARMY BILLS

WILLIAM KUSILA

PHANTOM JET FOR ZANZIBAR

FIRST CFD INTERVENTION

ARMS TRAFFICKING NETWORK

MONEY FOR HEALTH

SEVERAL LICENCES ACQUIRED BY AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR

WORLD BANK WISH-LIST

SIMON MBILINYI

OPAQUE OFFERS

OGA DIFFICULTIES

MALAYSIANS IN ELECTRICITY

CCM OFFICIALS

THE BLACK HOLE OF TANZANIA

DEEPAK KOTHARI

TWO PETROLEUM PERMITS

NEW MINING CODE IN JANUARY

CHOP-CHOP ATC

UGANDA OFFERS TO UP SUPPLIES

SAMAX-RESOLUTE PROJECT TAKES OFF

COUNTING THE GRAINS

OPPOSITION GATHERING

LOOKING INTO PUBLIC EXPENDITURE

MINING INDUSTRY

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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