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Tanzania

Season of Discontent Among EAC's MPs

They have not yet taken their seats in Arusha, Tanzania, and already the 27 representatives named to the East African [...]

Subscribers only 23.11.2001

BOT Road Strip to Propel Region's Growth

Under the form of a BOT (Build, Operate, Transfer), an agreement towards the implementation of the Tanzania Central Corridor Road [...]

Subscribers only 23.11.2001

Compensation for Geita’s Inhabitants

Some 300 of the 1,000 persons in Mtakuja, Nyamange and [...]

Subscribers only Mining 20.11.2001

French Trade Figures Soaring

While Kenya's economic situation is hardly vibrant, due to the business circle's interest in who will be succeeding President Daniel [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.2001

IPT Off the Ground

The firm Independent Power Tanzania (IPT), a 70%-owned affiliate of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.11.2001

How Mkapa Really Came to Drop Simba

According to the official version, Iddi Simba simply decided to submit his resignation to President Benjamin Mkapa, who duly accepted [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.11.2001

Al Amoudi's African Telecom Business

Through the Pan African Communication Network Ltd (Paconet), Mohamed Hussein Al-Amoudi is investing massively in internet and satellite telephony in [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.2001

Gold Exports to Hit $326 million in 2002

The Tanzanian government is highly optimistic about the impact of new mining legislation that went into effect six years ago. [...]

Subscribers only Mining 06.11.2001

Bitterness Greets the Sugar Board

Two private entrepreneur organizations have come out against the prerogatives granted the nascent Sugar Board in a bill that agriculture [...]

Subscribers only 02.11.2001

French Projects in Dar es-Salaam

A delegation of small and medium-sized French enterprises landed in Dar es-Salaam last week to negotiate a plethora of projects. [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.2001

Ministerial Privilege Includes a Land Cruiser

Certain donors are registering dissatisfaction with certain of the government's [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.2001

Mwadui to Close?

The biggest diamond mine in Tanzania, Mwadui, may soon close [...]

Subscribers only Mining 23.10.2001

Sukita's Assets on Auction

In order to pay back its 14 billion shillings ($1 = 820 shillings) in debts, the Sukita company, which is [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.2001

World Bank's Selective Visits

A sweep through East Africa that the World Bank’s chief economist will make between October 12 and 22 provides a [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.2001

French CFCE's Coming Seminar in Paris

On November 15, the French center for foreign trade is [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.2001

Songo Songo Awarded $250 million

As Africa Energy Intelligence reported, the World Bank approved a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.10.2001

Tanzania's Tanesco Still Not Under Own Power

In the letter of intent which he addressed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on August 31, finance minister Basil [...]

Subscribers only 12.10.2001

Costly Trip with No Clear Aims

Voices have been raised in Dar es-Salaam in reaction to the prime minister's recent trip to the United States and [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.10.2001

A Muslim University for 2002

Supported by Saudi Arabia and with links to Cairo's Al Azhar university, Tanzania's Muslim community is to found a university [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.10.2001

EIB Gives Nod to Australian Operators

The European Investment Bank is pouring money increasingly into mining projects in English-speaking Africa but it isn’t doing so through [...]

Subscribers only Mining 09.10.2001

New Twist in Bulyanhulu Saga

A human rights organization has called on the Canadian government [...]

Subscribers only Mining 09.10.2001

Resolute Doubles Reserves

The Australian operator Resolute Mining has virtually doubled its gold [...]

Subscribers only 09.10.2001

Fierce Debate on ATC Privatization

The leadership and the personnel of the Air Tanzania Corporation (ATC) have opposing views concerning the International Finance Corporation's (IFC) [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.2001

New Exploration Push

Long dormant and overshadowed by the success of drilling on Songo Songo, exploration operations have slowly begun gathering steam anew [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.10.2001

World Bank to Vote on Songo Songo on Oct. 15

AEI understands that the World Bank is highly likely to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.10.2001

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Tanzania

Season of Discontent Among EAC's MPs

BOT Road Strip to Propel Region's Growth

Compensation for Geita’s Inhabitants

French Trade Figures Soaring

IPT Off the Ground

How Mkapa Really Came to Drop Simba

Al Amoudi's African Telecom Business

Gold Exports to Hit $326 million in 2002

Bitterness Greets the Sugar Board

French Projects in Dar es-Salaam

Ministerial Privilege Includes a Land Cruiser

Mwadui to Close?

Sukita's Assets on Auction

World Bank's Selective Visits

French CFCE's Coming Seminar in Paris

Songo Songo Awarded $250 million

Tanzania's Tanesco Still Not Under Own Power

Costly Trip with No Clear Aims

A Muslim University for 2002

EIB Gives Nod to Australian Operators

New Twist in Bulyanhulu Saga

Resolute Doubles Reserves

Fierce Debate on ATC Privatization

New Exploration Push

World Bank to Vote on Songo Songo on Oct. 15

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Tanzania

Season of Discontent Among EAC's MPs

BOT Road Strip to Propel Region's Growth

Compensation for Geita’s Inhabitants

French Trade Figures Soaring

IPT Off the Ground

How Mkapa Really Came to Drop Simba

Al Amoudi's African Telecom Business

Gold Exports to Hit $326 million in 2002

Bitterness Greets the Sugar Board

French Projects in Dar es-Salaam

Ministerial Privilege Includes a Land Cruiser

Mwadui to Close?

Sukita's Assets on Auction

World Bank's Selective Visits

French CFCE's Coming Seminar in Paris

Songo Songo Awarded $250 million

Tanzania's Tanesco Still Not Under Own Power

Costly Trip with No Clear Aims

A Muslim University for 2002

EIB Gives Nod to Australian Operators

New Twist in Bulyanhulu Saga

Resolute Doubles Reserves

Fierce Debate on ATC Privatization

New Exploration Push

World Bank to Vote on Songo Songo on Oct. 15

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites