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Tanzania

TOUCHY FISHERY PROJECTS

The government of Zanzibar has approved eight fishery projects in the Indian Ocean involving theoretical investments totalling 13.77 billion Tanzanian [...]

Subscribers only 07.06.1997

AUGUSTINE RAMADHANI

The vice chairman of Tanzania's national electoral commission states, in [...]

Subscribers only 07.06.1997

DRUG CASE REBOUNDS

The Tanzanian government has appealed the decision of a local [...]

Subscribers only 07.06.1997

SEAREX VIII WINDS UP PROGRAM

The drilling barge Searex VIII is now expected to finish [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.06.1997

NYERERE "UNDERSTANDS" KABILA

Tanzanian ex-president Julius Nyerere has just made a mission to Brussels, before going on to London, to lay the foundations [...]

Subscribers only 31.05.1997

PETROLEUM BILL

Tanzania's petroleum imports may be turned off, unless the government pays its bills with National Bank of Commerce, which says [...]

Subscribers only 31.05.1997

EMMANUEL OLE KAMBAINE

Two days after complaining in a press release published in local media of the Tanzanian government's failure since 1993 to [...]

Subscribers only 31.05.1997

CYRIL ILETI MUSHI

The former operations manager of National Shipping Agencies Company has [...]

Subscribers only 31.05.1997

NOT SO EASY TO INVEST

According statistics from the Zanzibar Investment Promotion Authority and Zanzibar's [...]

Subscribers only 31.05.1997

NATIONAL SERVICE REFORM

Tanzanian defence and national service minister Edgar Maokola Majogo recently announced that the government would be making a decision at [...]

Subscribers only 24.05.1997

HUNG, DRAWN, AND QUARTERED

The principal opposition party, NCCR-Mageuzi, is being torn apart between the supporters of its chairman (and former interior minister) Augustine [...]

Subscribers only 24.05.1997

ALASSANE OUATTARA

International Monetary Fund deputy managing director, who was in Dar [...]

Subscribers only 24.05.1997

STINGING REPORT ON TRC

A recent study on the restructuring of Tanzania Railways Corporation has brought out the necessity to reorganize the transport and [...]

Subscribers only 17.05.1997

MINING SUMMIT IN OCTOBER

The Tanzanian authorities are planning to organize, in London at [...]

Subscribers only 17.05.1997

TAJUDIN RAMLI

Tajudin Ramli, chairman of Tritel Communications (which holds a cellular [...]

Subscribers only 17.05.1997

OMAR ALI JUMA

Tanzanian vice president Omar Ali Juma, accompanied by foreign minister [...]

Subscribers only 17.05.1997

EU AID FOR ROAD NETWORK

The European Development Fund management committee is envisaging financing to a level 21.8 million ECU a maintenance and improvement programme [...]

Subscribers only 10.05.1997

US BILATERAL AID

The United States is planning US$27.2 million in bilateral ODA via USAID for Kenya (their first commercial partner in the [...]

Subscribers only 10.05.1997

ZANZIBAR LEADERS TRICKED

A Zanzibar court has ordered the detention of three persons on charges of using forged documents to money money of [...]

Subscribers only 26.04.1997

MAYBE NO TRIAL FOR MREMA

Tanzania's ex-interior minister (now chairman of opposition party NCCR-Mageuzi) Augustine Mrema may escape being charged with distributing forged documents during [...]

Subscribers only 26.04.1997

ANGLO TO CONTROL TANGANYIKA GOLD LICENCES

Anglo American has bought into Tanganyika Gold by acquiring 5.86 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.1997

SPANISH BANKERS IN ZANZIBAR

Spain's Banco Vizca, represented in Tanzania by Haji Shangwe, signed [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.1997

SOUTHERNERS SWAT SONGO SONGO

Representatives of coastal communities in southern Tanzania are up in arms, claiming financial and economic compensation for the government programme [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.1997

MBAROUK MWANDORO

The director general of Tanzania's Board of External Trade announced [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.1997

SWEDISH AID FOR 1998

According to the figures published in the Scandinavian newsletter Development [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.1997

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Tanzania

TOUCHY FISHERY PROJECTS

AUGUSTINE RAMADHANI

DRUG CASE REBOUNDS

SEAREX VIII WINDS UP PROGRAM

NYERERE "UNDERSTANDS" KABILA

PETROLEUM BILL

EMMANUEL OLE KAMBAINE

CYRIL ILETI MUSHI

NOT SO EASY TO INVEST

NATIONAL SERVICE REFORM

HUNG, DRAWN, AND QUARTERED

ALASSANE OUATTARA

STINGING REPORT ON TRC

MINING SUMMIT IN OCTOBER

TAJUDIN RAMLI

OMAR ALI JUMA

EU AID FOR ROAD NETWORK

US BILATERAL AID

ZANZIBAR LEADERS TRICKED

MAYBE NO TRIAL FOR MREMA

ANGLO TO CONTROL TANGANYIKA GOLD LICENCES

SPANISH BANKERS IN ZANZIBAR

SOUTHERNERS SWAT SONGO SONGO

MBAROUK MWANDORO

SWEDISH AID FOR 1998

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Tanzania

TOUCHY FISHERY PROJECTS

AUGUSTINE RAMADHANI

DRUG CASE REBOUNDS

SEAREX VIII WINDS UP PROGRAM

NYERERE "UNDERSTANDS" KABILA

PETROLEUM BILL

EMMANUEL OLE KAMBAINE

CYRIL ILETI MUSHI

NOT SO EASY TO INVEST

NATIONAL SERVICE REFORM

HUNG, DRAWN, AND QUARTERED

ALASSANE OUATTARA

STINGING REPORT ON TRC

MINING SUMMIT IN OCTOBER

TAJUDIN RAMLI

OMAR ALI JUMA

EU AID FOR ROAD NETWORK

US BILATERAL AID

ZANZIBAR LEADERS TRICKED

MAYBE NO TRIAL FOR MREMA

ANGLO TO CONTROL TANGANYIKA GOLD LICENCES

SPANISH BANKERS IN ZANZIBAR

SOUTHERNERS SWAT SONGO SONGO

MBAROUK MWANDORO

SWEDISH AID FOR 1998

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