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Tanzania

State House Under Surveillance

The Tanzanian MPs' criticism of budget expenses for the renovation work of the presidency's State House has led the national [...]

Subscribers only 27.07.2001

Bad Luck for Maiden Gold

The gold projects that the Australian junior Sub-Sahara Resources, formerly Maiden Gold, had in mind for Tanzania have fallen through [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.07.2001

Cloudy Start for Bulyanhulu

The July 18 inauguration of the Bulyanhulu mine that Canada’s Barrick Gold bought from Khatama Mining in 1999 took place [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.07.2001

Carlos Bertoni

A geologist educated in Brazil and then in Canada (Queen’s University), Carlos Bertoni has just been named managing director of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.07.2001

Doubts Over Mine Output

The Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) is to launch a program [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.07.2001

Ali Mohamed Sheni

A native of Pemba island like his predecessor (Omar Ali Juma) who died of a heart attack at the age [...]

Subscribers only 20.07.2001

Gas Deal Handed Over in Tanzania

For the sum of $22 million, the PAE Mauritius Ltd [...]

Subscribers only 20.07.2001

Tanzania Employees Protest Privatization

The 650 employees of the six hotels privatized by the Tanzanian government last year are threatening to prevent their new [...]

Subscribers only 13.07.2001

Stony Road Ahead for Afgem

The hard luck is not over for African Gem Resources (Afgem), which has been considering opening the commercial production of [...]

Subscribers only 13.07.2001

Royall Choice for Ambassador

If confirmed by the Senate, the diehard Republican just named by President George W Bush will serve as America's next [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.07.2001

New Faces Turn Up at Military Headquarters

Generals Robert Mboma and Gedeon Sayore having attained the age [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.07.2001

Lafarge Stony-Faced Before Tanzania Workers

Since Lafarge and Blue Circle joined forces in late 2000 to buy the Pan African Cement company (based in Zambia, [...]

Subscribers only Business 06.07.2001

Marc P Mealy

The Afro-American who gave a conference on the WTO at Kampala's Centre for Basic Research on June 28 is a [...]

Subscribers only 06.07.2001

Luckier in Tanzania than in Kenya

Renault Véhicules Industriels (RVI) has had better luck in Tanzania [...]

Subscribers only 06.07.2001

AIDS Plant Contemplated by Indians

An Indian pharmaceutical company is to complete a study by the end of the year regarding the possibility of the [...]

Subscribers only 29.06.2001

A UAE Packaging Plant in Tanzania

For a price of $3 million, a United Arab Emirates [...]

Subscribers only 29.06.2001

Sospeter Muhongo

Since last month a German scientific team headed by Alfred Kroener of the University of Mainz and a Tanzanian team [...]

Subscribers only Mining 26.06.2001

Frannie Leautier

The current cabinet director of World Bank chairman James Wolfensohn has just been named the institution's vice-president in charge of [...]

Subscribers only 22.06.2001

Few Sweet Words on Imports from Sugar Industry

Following the government's decision to authorize the importation of sugar, [...]

Subscribers only 22.06.2001

Developing the Firm in East Africa

A former United States ambassador has been hired by the [...]

Subscribers only 22.06.2001

Budgetary Assistance Arrives from the EU

The European Union (EU) has given the green light to [...]

Subscribers only 22.06.2001

Power Rates Triple

The Tanzania Electric Supply Co (Tanesco) raised its rates by [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.06.2001

Tendwa Makes Waves for Parties

Named registrar of spolitical parties by President Benjamin Mkapa on April 30, Augustine Tendwa has already demonstrated that he would [...]

Subscribers only Politics 08.06.2001

Some Presidency Lines Are Cut

In the framework of an operation launched on May 22 in order to obtain the payment of unpaid bills, the [...]

Subscribers only 01.06.2001

Qualified Jobs Are Picked by Foreigners

The Business Registrations and Licensing Agency (Brela) has had so [...]

Subscribers only 01.06.2001

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Tanzania

State House Under Surveillance

Bad Luck for Maiden Gold

Cloudy Start for Bulyanhulu

Carlos Bertoni

Doubts Over Mine Output

Ali Mohamed Sheni

Gas Deal Handed Over in Tanzania

Tanzania Employees Protest Privatization

Stony Road Ahead for Afgem

Royall Choice for Ambassador

New Faces Turn Up at Military Headquarters

Lafarge Stony-Faced Before Tanzania Workers

Marc P Mealy

Luckier in Tanzania than in Kenya

AIDS Plant Contemplated by Indians

A UAE Packaging Plant in Tanzania

Sospeter Muhongo

Frannie Leautier

Few Sweet Words on Imports from Sugar Industry

Developing the Firm in East Africa

Budgetary Assistance Arrives from the EU

Power Rates Triple

Tendwa Makes Waves for Parties

Some Presidency Lines Are Cut

Qualified Jobs Are Picked by Foreigners

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Tanzania

State House Under Surveillance

Bad Luck for Maiden Gold

Cloudy Start for Bulyanhulu

Carlos Bertoni

Doubts Over Mine Output

Ali Mohamed Sheni

Gas Deal Handed Over in Tanzania

Tanzania Employees Protest Privatization

Stony Road Ahead for Afgem

Royall Choice for Ambassador

New Faces Turn Up at Military Headquarters

Lafarge Stony-Faced Before Tanzania Workers

Marc P Mealy

Luckier in Tanzania than in Kenya

AIDS Plant Contemplated by Indians

A UAE Packaging Plant in Tanzania

Sospeter Muhongo

Frannie Leautier

Few Sweet Words on Imports from Sugar Industry

Developing the Firm in East Africa

Budgetary Assistance Arrives from the EU

Power Rates Triple

Tendwa Makes Waves for Parties

Some Presidency Lines Are Cut

Qualified Jobs Are Picked by Foreigners

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