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Tanzania

Industry Gets Rate Cut

As a first consequence of the management of Tanzania Electricity [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.05.2002

ATC Airline Grounded in Tanzania

To pay the dismissal fees of the hundred-some employees which the government has asked it to rid itself of, Tanzania's [...]

Subscribers only 10.05.2002

23-Year-Old Debt Pops Up Again

Almost a quarter of a century after a Tanzanian military operation put an end to the career of Idi Amin Dada in 1979, the bill thereof has still not been paid.

Subscribers only 10.05.2002

Stanbic's Hunt for an Irishman

Stanbic Bank Tanzania Ltd has hired an independent London investigator to hunt down an Irishman from County Kilkenny who borrowed [...]

Subscribers only 10.05.2002

Verdict Soon on Bulyanhulu Allegation

A World Bank committee that inquired into the alleged massacre of small-scale miners in Bulyanhulu is expected to hand down [...]

Subscribers only Mining 07.05.2002

Mark Summers

African Gem Resources (Afgem) has just taken on two new directors who are chartered accountants by training. Mark Summers, who [...]

Subscribers only Mining 07.05.2002

Tanesco Digs Its Heels In

The South African firm appointed to take over management of Tanesco on April 12 has still not been able to do so because of resistance from the state companies' employees.

Subscribers only 26.04.2002

Daniel Yona

A man used to taking on difficult jobs - he was named minister of state for eradicating poverty in a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.2002

Antrim Clinches New PSA Pact

After negotiating the drilling of three wells on the Pempa/Zanzibar [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.2002

More than a Tempest in a Teapot

In spite of its membership in the East African Community, Tanzania has been resisting Kenya's pressure to open its tea market which was sealed by a law passed in 1999.

Subscribers only 19.04.2002

Ali Said Mchumo

Last week, a Tanzanian diplomat of 57 was appointed deputy secretary general of the East African Community (EAC), in replacement [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.2002

Oil Drilling Scheduled off Tanzania

The Canadian company formerly known as Antrim Resources will probably [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.2002

DANIEL YONA

The protests caused by the recent rise in electricity prices [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.2002

Resolute in Tie-Up with Sub Sahara

Operator of the Golden Pride gold mine in Tanzania, Resolute Mining is building up its assets in the Lake Victoria [...]

Subscribers only Mining 16.04.2002

Sunil Agrawal

The death lawsuit filed against the New York-based company STS Jewels headed by Sunil Agrawal, which markets tanzanite, has been [...]

Subscribers only Mining 16.04.2002

Turbulent Takeoff for AfricaOne

The new regional airline which took over from Alliance Air is having trouble obtaining the necessary traffic rights from Tanzanian authorities.

Subscribers only 12.04.2002

Final Stretch for Songas Gas Pipeline

After numerous delays, the Songas company's project to build a [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.2002

Too Early for Refugee Repatriation

Europe's humanitarian authorities will be maintaining their aid to refugees in Tanzania, because they do not believe in their coming repatriation to their respective countries.

Subscribers only 05.04.2002

Fish Exporters Are Evading the Fiscal Catch

Although seven of the 10 companies exporting fish filets have [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.2002

Government Thwarts Inquiry into Bulyanhulu

The Tanzanian authorities have prevented two groups independent of one [...]

Subscribers only Mining 02.04.2002

Imports to Avoid Shortages in Tanzania

In order to supplement the sugar mills having stopped production due to a shortage of raw material, eight local companies [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.2002

Travel Agencies Join to Speak with One Voice

In order to resist the commercial pressure that they have [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.2002

Truth in Numbers Shall Set You Free, Says IMF

In spite of Tanzania's progress in the matter of fiscal [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.2002

Paladin Gets Negotiating Mandate

In its annual report published in mid-March, the British firm [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.03.2002

Shipping Liberalization Sinking Fast

In the expectation of the coming revision in the maritime business, the Tanzanian government is to suspend the licenses of private shipping agencies.

Subscribers only 22.03.2002

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Tanzania

Industry Gets Rate Cut

ATC Airline Grounded in Tanzania

23-Year-Old Debt Pops Up Again

Stanbic's Hunt for an Irishman

Verdict Soon on Bulyanhulu Allegation

Mark Summers

Tanesco Digs Its Heels In

Daniel Yona

Antrim Clinches New PSA Pact

More than a Tempest in a Teapot

Ali Said Mchumo

Oil Drilling Scheduled off Tanzania

DANIEL YONA

Resolute in Tie-Up with Sub Sahara

Sunil Agrawal

Turbulent Takeoff for AfricaOne

Final Stretch for Songas Gas Pipeline

Too Early for Refugee Repatriation

Fish Exporters Are Evading the Fiscal Catch

Government Thwarts Inquiry into Bulyanhulu

Imports to Avoid Shortages in Tanzania

Travel Agencies Join to Speak with One Voice

Truth in Numbers Shall Set You Free, Says IMF

Paladin Gets Negotiating Mandate

Shipping Liberalization Sinking Fast

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Tanzania

Industry Gets Rate Cut

ATC Airline Grounded in Tanzania

23-Year-Old Debt Pops Up Again

Stanbic's Hunt for an Irishman

Verdict Soon on Bulyanhulu Allegation

Mark Summers

Tanesco Digs Its Heels In

Daniel Yona

Antrim Clinches New PSA Pact

More than a Tempest in a Teapot

Ali Said Mchumo

Oil Drilling Scheduled off Tanzania

DANIEL YONA

Resolute in Tie-Up with Sub Sahara

Sunil Agrawal

Turbulent Takeoff for AfricaOne

Final Stretch for Songas Gas Pipeline

Too Early for Refugee Repatriation

Fish Exporters Are Evading the Fiscal Catch

Government Thwarts Inquiry into Bulyanhulu

Imports to Avoid Shortages in Tanzania

Travel Agencies Join to Speak with One Voice

Truth in Numbers Shall Set You Free, Says IMF

Paladin Gets Negotiating Mandate

Shipping Liberalization Sinking Fast

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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