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Tanzania

J-MAIL FOR MKAPA

Jailmates in Dar es Salaam's Keko prison wrote to head of state Benjamin Mkapa last month to slam human rights [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.1997

CUF IS COUGHING

Divergences within Civic United Front (opposition) between its Zanzibar wing (whose local leaders control the party at national level) and [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.1997

EIB FINANCING SHRIMPS

Creation of a vast shrimp farm of 6,000 hectares in [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.1997

LIBERALIZATION HALFWAY HOME

The liberalization of Tanzania's oil industry, which has long been [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.01.1997

GOVERNMENT IN PIPELINE PLAN

Uganda has expressed its willingness to co-finance and take a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.01.1997

PAKISTAN JOINS THE PARTY

Pakistan asked Mauritius at the end of last year to apply for membership of the Indian Ocean Rim Association for [...]

Subscribers only 18.01.1997

SMALL TRADE FLOW

Mauritius does not intend to neglect any of the potential markets within its reach. The Mauritius Export Development and Investment [...]

Subscribers only 11.01.1997

PARIS CLUB MEETING

Negotiations for the reduction of the Tanzanian debt are due to take place in the framework of the Paris Club [...]

Subscribers only 11.01.1997

IGAD PROSPECTS

In addition to the programmes destined to promote food-chain security and environmental protection in the region, Intergovernmental Authority for Development [...]

Subscribers only 11.01.1997

PROMISING RESULTS FOR TANGANYIKA GOLD

Australian explorer Tanganyika Gold NL has struck significant gold mineralization [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.01.1997

HOTEL COMPETITION

Six companies were shortlisted last month in the project to take up 75 percent of the Tanzanian government holding in [...]

Subscribers only 04.01.1997

JUMA NGASONGA

President Benjamin Mkapa has accepted at the end of december [...]

Subscribers only 04.01.1997

NEW STOCK EXCHANGE RARING TO GO

Details have now been published for operations of the Tanzania [...]

Subscribers only 04.01.1997

MKAPA IMPRESSED EAA

During his mid-November visit to London, head of state Benjamin [...]

Subscribers only 04.01.1997

PROMISES IT AIN'T

The government of Zanzibar has failed to meet its promises to form commissions to investigate accusations of misappropriations and human [...]

Subscribers only 21.12.1996

AIRPORT WOBBLIES

Tanzania's air traffic controllers are worried about growing environmental hazards around airports. Wence Rwechungura, chairman of Tanzania Air Traffic Controllers [...]

Subscribers only 21.12.1996

TANGANYIKA OIL TO DRILL SECOND WELL AROUND XMAS

Tanganyika Oil, which belongs to the Lundin group (as does [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.12.1996

CORRUPTION REPORT TAGS MWINYI

Head of state Benjamin Mkapa says a 521-page report on corruption he received from judge Joseph Warioba will "serve as [...]

Subscribers only 14.12.1996

PRIVATE-SECTOR DOCTORS PILLORIED

Tanzanian health minister Ms. Zakia Meghji has acted vigorously on a recommendation of the Medical Advisory Board and has cancelled [...]

Subscribers only 07.12.1996

PARIS COUNTS POINTS

The meeting on East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda) organized in Paris on November 4 by the parastatal Centre Français du [...]

Subscribers only 07.12.1996

EDGAR MAJOGO

Tanzania's defence minister was in Egypt this week, where he [...]

Subscribers only 07.12.1996

MOSES MNAWIYE

Head of state Benjamin Mkapa last week appointed brigadier Moses [...]

Subscribers only 07.12.1996

AN IPP WITH MALAYSIANS IN ZANZIBAR

Independent Power Tanzania (IPTL), a private company made up of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.12.1996

ZANZIBAR LIGHTS ITS OWN CANDLE

The islands of Unguja and Pemba should be able to go it alone from next year, electricitywise. After being supplied [...]

Subscribers only 30.11.1996

STUDENTS UP IN ARMS

Students at the University of Dar es Salaam are protesting [...]

Subscribers only 30.11.1996

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Tanzania

J-MAIL FOR MKAPA

CUF IS COUGHING

EIB FINANCING SHRIMPS

LIBERALIZATION HALFWAY HOME

GOVERNMENT IN PIPELINE PLAN

PAKISTAN JOINS THE PARTY

SMALL TRADE FLOW

PARIS CLUB MEETING

IGAD PROSPECTS

PROMISING RESULTS FOR TANGANYIKA GOLD

HOTEL COMPETITION

JUMA NGASONGA

NEW STOCK EXCHANGE RARING TO GO

MKAPA IMPRESSED EAA

PROMISES IT AIN'T

AIRPORT WOBBLIES

TANGANYIKA OIL TO DRILL SECOND WELL AROUND XMAS

CORRUPTION REPORT TAGS MWINYI

PRIVATE-SECTOR DOCTORS PILLORIED

PARIS COUNTS POINTS

EDGAR MAJOGO

MOSES MNAWIYE

AN IPP WITH MALAYSIANS IN ZANZIBAR

ZANZIBAR LIGHTS ITS OWN CANDLE

STUDENTS UP IN ARMS

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Tanzania

J-MAIL FOR MKAPA

CUF IS COUGHING

EIB FINANCING SHRIMPS

LIBERALIZATION HALFWAY HOME

GOVERNMENT IN PIPELINE PLAN

PAKISTAN JOINS THE PARTY

SMALL TRADE FLOW

PARIS CLUB MEETING

IGAD PROSPECTS

PROMISING RESULTS FOR TANGANYIKA GOLD

HOTEL COMPETITION

JUMA NGASONGA

NEW STOCK EXCHANGE RARING TO GO

MKAPA IMPRESSED EAA

PROMISES IT AIN'T

AIRPORT WOBBLIES

TANGANYIKA OIL TO DRILL SECOND WELL AROUND XMAS

CORRUPTION REPORT TAGS MWINYI

PRIVATE-SECTOR DOCTORS PILLORIED

PARIS COUNTS POINTS

EDGAR MAJOGO

MOSES MNAWIYE

AN IPP WITH MALAYSIANS IN ZANZIBAR

ZANZIBAR LIGHTS ITS OWN CANDLE

STUDENTS UP IN ARMS

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites