Your account has been succesfully created.

EN FR

The Morning Brief
Log in

Password

Keep me logged in

Forgot your password?
Subscribe

Tanzania

Shell Looks to Zanzibar

RoyalDutch/Shell has just been awarded four blocks off Pemba and Zamzibar and may have to deal with local governments, Pemba and Zanzibar.

Subscribers only Energy 22.10.2002

Is Coltan Trafficking Returning?

A suspicious expedition of coltan was stopped by Tanzania's harbor authorities, who are eager to regain the country's trust.

Subscribers only 18.10.2002

Indian Firm Wins the Jackpot in Tanzania

Tanzania's Songas Ltd company has attributed two World Bank-financed contracts for a total amount of $100 million to an Indian [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.2002

Well Planned for Nyuni

The British firm Aminex is expected to shortly drill two [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.10.2002

Fiscal Evasion Is Alive and Well

A recent report on the Tanzania Revenue Authority shows that the administration is still undermined by corruption.

Subscribers only 04.10.2002

East Africa's Policemen Talk About Collaboration

Top officials form Kenya and Tanzania's police forces have met [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.2002

Jan Klein

To flesh out its new exploration technology committee, the Canadian junior Tan Range Exploration Corp., which operates in the Lake [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.10.2002

MSI's Singular Lobbying Methods

It transpires that the partner of Tanzania's national telephone companies has financed the vacation of a government minister's daughter.

Subscribers only 27.09.2002

Petroleum, Geology and Hydrocarbon Potential of East Africa

The East African Community secretariat that speaks for Kenya, Uganda [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.09.2002

ATC's Bridal Worries

On the eve of the choice of an Air Tanzania buyer, the airline's personnel have come down strongly against a buyout by South African Airways.

Subscribers only 20.09.2002

Oil and Gas Conference Next March

The East African Community is taking initiatives in order to activate operations of oil and gas exploration in its three member states.

Subscribers only 20.09.2002

Exploration Program in Tanzania

A small Australian mining company is to start a gold [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.2002

Mkapa insists on social duty

On the occasion of the official inauguration of Tanzania's fourth [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.09.2002

Test of Strength with MSI/Detecom

The OAU's former secretary general is a target of Tanzanian union members who reproach him with favoring a foreign company.

Subscribers only 13.09.2002

SAB and Guinness Merger Gets Green Light in Tanzania

The Tanzanian authorities finally gave their green light to the agreement between South African Breweries (henceforth SABMiller) and Guinness concerning [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.2002

Finishing Line in Sight for Songo

The contract for the construction of Tanzania's Songo Songo gas project will be decided next month. Two companies are in the running for the contract.

Subscribers only Energy 10.09.2002

Telecoms Rule the Waves

The arrival of a new, and much cheaper, telephone operator has pushed mobile telephone companies to drastically reshuffle their Tanzania operations.

Subscribers only Politics 06.09.2002

Jean-Christophe Belliard

The previous deputy director for the French foreign ministry's central and eastern Africa department, Gérard Sambrana, having finally managed to [...]

Subscribers only 06.09.2002

Pride Leads to Wealth in Tanzania

Thanks to its gold operations in Tanzania and Ghana, Resolute [...]

Subscribers only 06.09.2002

Hitch for EAGM Listing

The management of East African Gold Mines is seeking a listing for the firm on the Australian Stock Exchange following [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.09.2002

You Pay Too: The Pyramid Crumbles

A financial pyramid aimed at multiplying profits has provoked a scandal in Dar es Salaam, splashing the wife of an acting ambassador.

Subscribers only 30.08.2002

Opening a View in East Africa

An agreement has been passed by the IBM World Trade [...]

Subscribers only 30.08.2002

Mincor Out of Africa

Australia's Mincor Resources is preparing to quit its last remaining African project through an option/royalty deal to hand over its [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.07.2002

Dar Es Salaam Wants to Increase Trade with Jo'burg

The Tanzanian and South African governments recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aiming at reducing inequalities in the two [...]

Subscribers only Politics 26.07.2002

John Crotty

The man taking over the Tanzanian office of the African Regional Technical Assistance Centre (Afritac) is a former Australian civil [...]

Subscribers only 19.07.2002

Create a notification

Tanzania

Don't miss a single headline. Sign up to receive weekly summaries of our coverage of Tanzania.

Once registered, you will be notified by a short message on your computer or mobile phone as soon as a new edition of our publication or an alert is published. Stay informed anytime, anywhere!

Tanzania

Shell Looks to Zanzibar

Is Coltan Trafficking Returning?

Indian Firm Wins the Jackpot in Tanzania

Well Planned for Nyuni

Fiscal Evasion Is Alive and Well

East Africa's Policemen Talk About Collaboration

Jan Klein

MSI's Singular Lobbying Methods

Petroleum, Geology and Hydrocarbon Potential of East Africa

ATC's Bridal Worries

Oil and Gas Conference Next March

Exploration Program in Tanzania

Mkapa insists on social duty

Test of Strength with MSI/Detecom

SAB and Guinness Merger Gets Green Light in Tanzania

Finishing Line in Sight for Songo

Telecoms Rule the Waves

Jean-Christophe Belliard

Pride Leads to Wealth in Tanzania

Hitch for EAGM Listing

You Pay Too: The Pyramid Crumbles

Opening a View in East Africa

Mincor Out of Africa

Dar Es Salaam Wants to Increase Trade with Jo'burg

John Crotty

Create a notification

About Africa Intelligence

Subscription

Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

About Africa Intelligence

Subscription

Indigo Publications' websites

Faure Gnassingbe

Orano

Michaël Randrianirina

China National Petroleum Corp

Hassan Sheikh Mohamud

Tanzania

Shell Looks to Zanzibar

Is Coltan Trafficking Returning?

Indian Firm Wins the Jackpot in Tanzania

Well Planned for Nyuni

Fiscal Evasion Is Alive and Well

East Africa's Policemen Talk About Collaboration

Jan Klein

MSI's Singular Lobbying Methods

Petroleum, Geology and Hydrocarbon Potential of East Africa

ATC's Bridal Worries

Oil and Gas Conference Next March

Exploration Program in Tanzania

Mkapa insists on social duty

Test of Strength with MSI/Detecom

SAB and Guinness Merger Gets Green Light in Tanzania

Finishing Line in Sight for Songo

Telecoms Rule the Waves

Jean-Christophe Belliard

Pride Leads to Wealth in Tanzania

Hitch for EAGM Listing

You Pay Too: The Pyramid Crumbles

Opening a View in East Africa

Mincor Out of Africa

Dar Es Salaam Wants to Increase Trade with Jo'burg

John Crotty

Create a notification

About Africa Intelligence

Subscription

Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites