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Gold Field Takes Lakota's Bait

The strategy of Canadian junior Lakota Resources in buying up strategic property around the Bulyanhulu mine in Tanzania has begun [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.05.2003

African Eagle Seeks Listing on AIM

The British junior African Eagle Resources, formerly Twigg Minerals, plans [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.05.2003

A Contested Logging Contract

After a lively controversy, the Tanzanian government ended up canceling the permit that had been granted to a Kenyan firm to exploit wood from the Sao Hill forest.

Subscribers only 09.05.2003

Victory for Africa Assistance

Africa Assistance (AA), a private company of investigators based in East Africa, just claimed victory with the May 6 decision [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.05.2003

Aminex Plans Drilling Campaign

The Irish firm Aminex plans to start drilling on one [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.05.2003

Outrage Against Tanesco Managers

The South African firm Net Group Solutions (NGS), which last year obtained a contract to manage the Tanzania Electric Supply [...]

Subscribers only 25.04.2003

The Cost of the August Summit in Tanzania

The special committee charged with preparing the Southern Africa Development [...]

Subscribers only 18.04.2003

Disagreement with AFGEM

The government gave a warning to a South African mining company, which it accuses of monopolizing the world trade of tanzanite.

Subscribers only 11.04.2003

An Investment Promotion Conference in Tanzania

The Commonwealth Business Council (CBC) and the trade department at [...]

Subscribers only 11.04.2003

Miners Can Unionize in Tanzania

Two previously-reticent mining companies finally agreed to authorize their workers to unionize, as allowed for in Tanzanian law. An agreement [...]

Subscribers only 04.04.2003

Controversial Project in Pemba

A British firm negotiated a controversial Pemba-island tourist project with the Zanzibar government.

Subscribers only 28.03.2003

Food Aid and Corruption

A cargo of food aid supplied by Japan has been blocked for months in Dar es Salaam because of a dispute over its distribution.

Subscribers only 21.03.2003

One-hundred Percent on a Gold License in Tanzania

On March 17, the Canadian company Lakota Resources Inc completed [...]

Subscribers only 21.03.2003

Gas Project Set for 2004

Peter Clutterbuck, vice president of PanAfrican Energy, told the East [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.03.2003

Great Britain Worries About the Risk of Attacks

On March 12, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) confirmed the continued risk of terrorist attacks in Kenya, Ethiopia and [...]

Subscribers only Politics 14.03.2003

Toward Joint Privatization in East Africa

The State railways companies of three East Africa Community (EAC) countries - Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania - opened discussions on [...]

Subscribers only 14.03.2003

Loans to the Private Sector in Tanzania

During a late-February meeting in Vienna (Austria) sponsored by the [...]

Subscribers only 14.03.2003

Green Light for a Controversial Project in Tanzania

Group Five (South Africa), which in December 2002 obtained the [...]

Subscribers only 14.03.2003

A Loan to Save the Forest

Subscribers only 07.03.2003

Study on Investment Opportunities in East Africa

Before the end of March, the Italian research firm Economisti [...]

Subscribers only 07.03.2003

The EAC's Kenyan Employees are Unhappy

The Kenyan MPs of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) received a file from their fellow citizens employed by the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 28.02.2003

Kilimanjaro Finally Sold in Tanzania

The Kilimanjaro hotel in Dar es-Salaam was sold to the United Arab Emirates group Albwardy Investment for $3 million, 25% [...]

Subscribers only 28.02.2003

Manufacturers from Mauritius in Tanzania

The office of the Mauritius Industrial Development Authority (MIDA) in [...]

Subscribers only 28.02.2003

Privatization of Water Management in Dar es-Salaam

The contract granting the management of the Dar es Salaam [...]

Subscribers only 28.02.2003

A Mauritian Firm Makes a Move in Tanzania

A Mauritian company recently signed a memorandum of understanding with [...]

Subscribers only 28.02.2003

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Tanzania

Gold Field Takes Lakota's Bait

African Eagle Seeks Listing on AIM

A Contested Logging Contract

Victory for Africa Assistance

Aminex Plans Drilling Campaign

Outrage Against Tanesco Managers

The Cost of the August Summit in Tanzania

Disagreement with AFGEM

An Investment Promotion Conference in Tanzania

Miners Can Unionize in Tanzania

Controversial Project in Pemba

Food Aid and Corruption

One-hundred Percent on a Gold License in Tanzania

Gas Project Set for 2004

Great Britain Worries About the Risk of Attacks

Toward Joint Privatization in East Africa

Loans to the Private Sector in Tanzania

Green Light for a Controversial Project in Tanzania

A Loan to Save the Forest

Study on Investment Opportunities in East Africa

The EAC's Kenyan Employees are Unhappy

Kilimanjaro Finally Sold in Tanzania

Manufacturers from Mauritius in Tanzania

Privatization of Water Management in Dar es-Salaam

A Mauritian Firm Makes a Move in Tanzania

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Tanzania

Gold Field Takes Lakota's Bait

African Eagle Seeks Listing on AIM

A Contested Logging Contract

Victory for Africa Assistance

Aminex Plans Drilling Campaign

Outrage Against Tanesco Managers

The Cost of the August Summit in Tanzania

Disagreement with AFGEM

An Investment Promotion Conference in Tanzania

Miners Can Unionize in Tanzania

Controversial Project in Pemba

Food Aid and Corruption

One-hundred Percent on a Gold License in Tanzania

Gas Project Set for 2004

Great Britain Worries About the Risk of Attacks

Toward Joint Privatization in East Africa

Loans to the Private Sector in Tanzania

Green Light for a Controversial Project in Tanzania

A Loan to Save the Forest

Study on Investment Opportunities in East Africa

The EAC's Kenyan Employees are Unhappy

Kilimanjaro Finally Sold in Tanzania

Manufacturers from Mauritius in Tanzania

Privatization of Water Management in Dar es-Salaam

A Mauritian Firm Makes a Move in Tanzania

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