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PHARMACEUTICAL CONTRACT BUSTED

The Tanzanian Medical Stores Department (MSD) award of a 15.4 billion Tanzanian shillings contract for medicaments to the Dar es [...]

Subscribers only 19.12.1998

IDRIS RASHID

The former governor of Tanzania/s central bank, the Bank of Tanzania, Idris Rashid whose contract expired last July, has not [...]

Subscribers only 19.12.1998

Egypt is clearly seeking to enlarge the field of action of its diplomacy and trade on the African continent, beyond its immediate zone of interest as represented by the Horn of Africa and Sudan. But just as obviously, installing a [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.12.1998

PRISON AGITATION

A majority of the fifty detainees at Bukoba regional prison, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.12.1998

WATER UNDER THE BRIDGES

Quite some water has flowed under Tanzania's bridges since Government picked four foreign companies in the World Bank-financed project launched [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.1998

SALMIN AMOUR AMBITIONS

Ex-Tanzanian president Julius Nyerere had barely counselled African heads of state not hang on to power but to respect the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 05.12.1998

KID THE KOPS

Dar es Salaam City Commission has carried out an astonishing [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.1998

BREAKTHROUGH FOR HILDEN MANUFACTURING

The British firm Hilden Manufacturing Ltd, owned by one of [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.1998

OMAR FARUK KARAMAIDINBY

The alleged illegal immigrant who has been twice deported from [...]

Subscribers only Politics 05.12.1998

HEALTH MINISTERS IN LONDON

Government health ministers and public health officers from eleven African [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.1998

GREENS CONCLAVE IN NAIROBI

Europe's Green political parties will gather in Nairobi from December 2 to 6 in their first Euro-African conference, part of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 28.11.1998

LONDON BUSINESS SEMINAR

East African Corporation (Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda) is to organize [...]

Subscribers only 28.11.1998

TOWARDS AN AGREEMENT ON ZANZIBAR

The special envoy of the secretary general of the Commonwealth in Zanzibar, Moses Anafu, still hopes that the Chama cha [...]

Subscribers only Politics 21.11.1998

ZANZIBAR TRIAL FOR DICKY INTERNATIONAL

R. R. International has filed suit against Dicky International Zanzibar, [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.1998

SWEDISH AID UP

Forecasts of overall Swedish aid to African countries suggest an [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.1998

FARM-IN ON CANOP LICENSE

The Canadian firm Canop has sold a 20% stake on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.11.1998

PALADIN RESOURCES, A NEWCOMER IN OIL

British firm Paladin Resources (ex-Pittencrieff Resources) has signed an agreement [...]

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GET SMART, GET RICH

Although Sukita, the commercial wing of government party Chama cha [...]

Subscribers only Politics 14.11.1998

BRIT UNDER PROTECTION

The Tanzanian authorities are the target of criticism for protection granted in Tanzania to a controversial British investor, Neil Baker. [...]

Subscribers only 07.11.1998

CONSULTANT WORK FOR CPCS TRANSCOM

The Canadian consultant CPCS Transcom was charged in August with [...]

Subscribers only 07.11.1998

THE INTEREST OF THE PENTAGON

The African Centre for Security Studies (ACSS) which US president [...]

Subscribers only Politics 07.11.1998

RESOLUTE AND SAMAX START PRE-PRODUCTION

Pre-production mining has begun at the Golden Pride project in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.11.1998

GOTCHA!

A Dar es Salaam businessman, Madatali Gulamhussein Saleh, is under investigation by the Prevention of Corruption Bureau for fraud against [...]

Subscribers only 31.10.1998

OLIVIER HARTMANN

A new secretary general of Port Management Association of Eastern and Southern Africa (PMAESA) has been designated to take over [...]

Subscribers only 31.10.1998

GREEN-LIGHT FOR CONTROVERSY

The Tanzanian government has just granted a licence to African [...]

Subscribers only 31.10.1998

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Tanzania

PHARMACEUTICAL CONTRACT BUSTED

IDRIS RASHID

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PRISON AGITATION

WATER UNDER THE BRIDGES

SALMIN AMOUR AMBITIONS

KID THE KOPS

BREAKTHROUGH FOR HILDEN MANUFACTURING

OMAR FARUK KARAMAIDINBY

HEALTH MINISTERS IN LONDON

GREENS CONCLAVE IN NAIROBI

LONDON BUSINESS SEMINAR

TOWARDS AN AGREEMENT ON ZANZIBAR

ZANZIBAR TRIAL FOR DICKY INTERNATIONAL

SWEDISH AID UP

FARM-IN ON CANOP LICENSE

PALADIN RESOURCES, A NEWCOMER IN OIL

GET SMART, GET RICH

BRIT UNDER PROTECTION

CONSULTANT WORK FOR CPCS TRANSCOM

THE INTEREST OF THE PENTAGON

RESOLUTE AND SAMAX START PRE-PRODUCTION

GOTCHA!

OLIVIER HARTMANN

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Tanzania

PHARMACEUTICAL CONTRACT BUSTED

IDRIS RASHID

Spotlight CAIRO TURNS SOUTH

PRISON AGITATION

WATER UNDER THE BRIDGES

SALMIN AMOUR AMBITIONS

KID THE KOPS

BREAKTHROUGH FOR HILDEN MANUFACTURING

OMAR FARUK KARAMAIDINBY

HEALTH MINISTERS IN LONDON

GREENS CONCLAVE IN NAIROBI

LONDON BUSINESS SEMINAR

TOWARDS AN AGREEMENT ON ZANZIBAR

ZANZIBAR TRIAL FOR DICKY INTERNATIONAL

SWEDISH AID UP

FARM-IN ON CANOP LICENSE

PALADIN RESOURCES, A NEWCOMER IN OIL

GET SMART, GET RICH

BRIT UNDER PROTECTION

CONSULTANT WORK FOR CPCS TRANSCOM

THE INTEREST OF THE PENTAGON

RESOLUTE AND SAMAX START PRE-PRODUCTION

GOTCHA!

OLIVIER HARTMANN

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