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Tanzania

BENJAMIN MKAPA

The Tanzanian head of state will lead a sixty-strong delegation [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.1997

THE GOLDEN ROSE DROOPS

Tanzanian production of shrimps has declined from 1,500 tons in [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1997

A MERCEDES FOR AMOUR

The official commission investigating the purchase of an armoured Mercedes Benz vehicle for the president of Zanzibar, Salmin Amour, for [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

HORACE KOLIMBA

The former secretary general of Chama cha Mapinduzi who had [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

SALIM AHMED SALIM

Tanzanian head of state Benjamin Mkapa has written to other [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

SMOKERS' BRANDS CHANGE

Rothmans International Company is expected to buy a cigarette manufacturing plant in Ethiopia, at the expense of its US competitor [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.1997

MAJOR EUROPEAN UNION AID

The European Union national indicative programme signed in Dar es [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.1997

NBC RELUCTANCE

The recent announcement that Tanzania's National Bank of Commerce is to be chopped up into three separate parts prior to [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.1997

KOLIMBA KICKS OVER THE TRACES

The government party Chama cha Mapinduzi is expected to debate, during its next central committee meeting some time this month, [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.1997

JACQUES GODFRAIN

France's junior minister for development is scheduled to go to [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.1997

IMF MONEY SOON

On the occasion of a visit to Dar es Salaam, [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.1997

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REVENGE WOULD BE SWEET

The Sudanese government is favouring the emergence of united opposition fronts in each of its neighbours (Eritrea, Ethiopia, Uganda) in a bid to avenge the support the three countries are giving Sudanese rebel members of National Democratic Alliance.

Subscribers only 22.02.1997

MARKETS AND STARVATION

More than 600,000 Tanzanians are suffering from the country's present drought conditions and some 470,000 already need urgent food assistance, [...]

Subscribers only 22.02.1997

BINGU WA MUTHARIKA

Common Market of East and Southern Africa (COMESA) executive secretary Bingu wa Mutharika, who is apparently on a hot-seat, has [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

NO MONEY, HONEY

Tanzanians students have been on a sit-in in their country's embassy in Moscow for more than a week to get [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

THE HOUSE OF NYERERE

Ex-president Julius Nyerere may yet see the completion of the [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

FIVE YEARS OF DANISH AID

Danish development aid for the next five years (1997-2001) should show important cash flows for Tanzania (DKr 1.5 billion), Uganda [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.1997

CABINET SHUFFLE

During a change of ministerial posts on February 4, head of state Benjamin Mkapa dismissed deputy finance minister Kilonstsi Mporogomyi [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.1997

ANTRIM SIGNS FOR PSA

The Canadian company Antrim Resources has signed a production sharing agreement concerning the northern region in Tanzania's offshore. The PSA, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.02.1997

JUNIOR FIRM PINS GREATER HOPES ON PROJECT

The small Australian company Maiden Gold NL that made its [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.02.1997

AID UNDER 8TH EDF

European Commissioner for Relations with ACP Countries and South Africa Joao De Deus Pinheiro is on an official visit to [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1997

TARDY ELECTORAL REPORT

A report on the October 1995 general election drafted by [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1997

DANIEL YONA

Acting Tanzanian finance minister indicated in Dar es Salaam on [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1997

PARK SE YUNG

The chairman of the South Korean industrial giant Hyundai Corporation [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1997

MOHAMED SAHNOUN

United Nations secretary general Kofi Annan this week announced the appointment of an Algerian diplomat, Mohamed Sahnoun, as joint UN [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.1997

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Tanzania

BENJAMIN MKAPA

THE GOLDEN ROSE DROOPS

A MERCEDES FOR AMOUR

HORACE KOLIMBA

SALIM AHMED SALIM

SMOKERS' BRANDS CHANGE

MAJOR EUROPEAN UNION AID

NBC RELUCTANCE

KOLIMBA KICKS OVER THE TRACES

JACQUES GODFRAIN

IMF MONEY SOON

Spotlight
REVENGE WOULD BE SWEET

MARKETS AND STARVATION

BINGU WA MUTHARIKA

NO MONEY, HONEY

THE HOUSE OF NYERERE

FIVE YEARS OF DANISH AID

CABINET SHUFFLE

ANTRIM SIGNS FOR PSA

JUNIOR FIRM PINS GREATER HOPES ON PROJECT

AID UNDER 8TH EDF

TARDY ELECTORAL REPORT

DANIEL YONA

PARK SE YUNG

MOHAMED SAHNOUN

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Michaël Randrianirina

China National Petroleum Corp

Hassan Sheikh Mohamud

Tanzania

BENJAMIN MKAPA

THE GOLDEN ROSE DROOPS

A MERCEDES FOR AMOUR

HORACE KOLIMBA

SALIM AHMED SALIM

SMOKERS' BRANDS CHANGE

MAJOR EUROPEAN UNION AID

NBC RELUCTANCE

KOLIMBA KICKS OVER THE TRACES

JACQUES GODFRAIN

IMF MONEY SOON

Spotlight REVENGE WOULD BE SWEET

MARKETS AND STARVATION

BINGU WA MUTHARIKA

NO MONEY, HONEY

THE HOUSE OF NYERERE

FIVE YEARS OF DANISH AID

CABINET SHUFFLE

ANTRIM SIGNS FOR PSA

JUNIOR FIRM PINS GREATER HOPES ON PROJECT

AID UNDER 8TH EDF

TARDY ELECTORAL REPORT

DANIEL YONA

PARK SE YUNG

MOHAMED SAHNOUN

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REVENGE WOULD BE SWEET