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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

DIPLOMACY IN TERRIBLE SHAPE

Tanzania's minister of foreign affairs and international relations has been accused of nepotism in his nominations in a report by [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.1997

ROAD PROJECT IN KAGERA

The African Development Fund (ADF, of the African Development Bank group) is due to decide, next week, on a credit [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.1997

PATRICK CHOKALA

President Benjamin Mkapa's press secretary, ambassador Patrick Chokala, is believed to have run up an enormous bill for unpaid rent [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.1997

LESS MONEY FOR THE PARTIES

The monthly allowance which the Tanzanian government pays over to [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.1997

TANGANYIKA AND ANGLO HAPPY

Australia’s Tanganyika Gold now seems within reach of its plan to prove up to a million ounces of gold — [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.10.1997

TRAVELLING SALESMAN

Back from a conference in Hamburg (Germany), Tanzanian prime minister Frederick Tluway Sumaye and several of his ministers stopped off [...]

Subscribers only 27.09.1997

THE BRITISH CALL FOR NYERERE

During his passage through London, a few months ago, to [...]

Subscribers only 27.09.1997

CLARE SHORT

The three countries which British secretary of state for international development, Ms. Clare Short, will visit from October 6 to [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.1997

SLEEPING SUITS

The dossiers of twenty leaders whose names had been mentioned by the report of the Warioba presidential commission on corruption [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.1997

UGANDAN FRAUD AT DAR ES SALAAM

The representative in the port of Dar es Salaam of Uganda Transocean, Kimera, has been relieved of his functions and [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.1997

GOLD DISCOVERY NEAR GEITA

The Anglo-Canadian company Samax Gold has made a new gold [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.09.1997

NEW DELAY FOR SONGO SONGO PROBABLE

The Songo Songo gas-electricity project mounted by Ocelot and TransCanada [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.09.1997

WAYNE HAMMOND

The new Canadian ambassador to Tanzania, Wayne Hammond, who will replace Ms. Verona Edelstein, already knows East and Southern Africa [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

CONTAINERS OF DISCORD

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) created under the responsibility of president Benjamin Mkapa is at odds with the Tanzania Revenue Authority [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

CLARE SHORT

The British secretary of state for international development is to [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

THE NBC / MBI DISPUTE

The National Bank of Commerce (NBC) has finally given a [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

SITTING ON CASH

Tanzania's state-owned National Bank of Commerce board of directors decided last month to suspend the payment of fees due to [...]

Subscribers only 06.09.1997

BUYOYA RESISTS NYERERE

Relations deteriorated this week, between Tanzania and Burundi, as witness the declaration of the government of Bujumbura, on September 2, [...]

Subscribers only 06.09.1997

FEARS OF KENYAN DUMPING

Tanzania's mainly Indo-Pakistani industrialists are in no hurry to see [...]

Subscribers only 06.09.1997

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Tanzania

UGANDA OFFERS TO UP SUPPLIES

SAMAX-RESOLUTE PROJECT TAKES OFF

COUNTING THE GRAINS

OPPOSITION GATHERING

LOOKING INTO PUBLIC EXPENDITURE

MINING INDUSTRY

DIPLOMACY IN TERRIBLE SHAPE

ROAD PROJECT IN KAGERA

PATRICK CHOKALA

LESS MONEY FOR THE PARTIES

TANGANYIKA AND ANGLO HAPPY

TRAVELLING SALESMAN

THE BRITISH CALL FOR NYERERE

CLARE SHORT

SLEEPING SUITS

UGANDAN FRAUD AT DAR ES SALAAM

GOLD DISCOVERY NEAR GEITA

NEW DELAY FOR SONGO SONGO PROBABLE

WAYNE HAMMOND

CONTAINERS OF DISCORD

CLARE SHORT

THE NBC / MBI DISPUTE

SITTING ON CASH

BUYOYA RESISTS NYERERE

FEARS OF KENYAN DUMPING

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Tanzania

UGANDA OFFERS TO UP SUPPLIES

SAMAX-RESOLUTE PROJECT TAKES OFF

COUNTING THE GRAINS

OPPOSITION GATHERING

LOOKING INTO PUBLIC EXPENDITURE

MINING INDUSTRY

DIPLOMACY IN TERRIBLE SHAPE

ROAD PROJECT IN KAGERA

PATRICK CHOKALA

LESS MONEY FOR THE PARTIES

TANGANYIKA AND ANGLO HAPPY

TRAVELLING SALESMAN

THE BRITISH CALL FOR NYERERE

CLARE SHORT

SLEEPING SUITS

UGANDAN FRAUD AT DAR ES SALAAM

GOLD DISCOVERY NEAR GEITA

NEW DELAY FOR SONGO SONGO PROBABLE

WAYNE HAMMOND

CONTAINERS OF DISCORD

CLARE SHORT

THE NBC / MBI DISPUTE

SITTING ON CASH

BUYOYA RESISTS NYERERE

FEARS OF KENYAN DUMPING

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