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Tanzania

PRIVATE-SECTOR DOCTORS PILLORIED

Tanzanian health minister Ms. Zakia Meghji has acted vigorously on a recommendation of the Medical Advisory Board and has cancelled [...]

Subscribers only 07.12.1996

EDGAR MAJOGO

Tanzania's defence minister was in Egypt this week, where he [...]

Subscribers only 07.12.1996

MOSES MNAWIYE

Head of state Benjamin Mkapa last week appointed brigadier Moses [...]

Subscribers only 07.12.1996

AN IPP WITH MALAYSIANS IN ZANZIBAR

Independent Power Tanzania (IPTL), a private company made up of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.12.1996

ZANZIBAR LIGHTS ITS OWN CANDLE

The islands of Unguja and Pemba should be able to go it alone from next year, electricitywise. After being supplied [...]

Subscribers only 30.11.1996

SALIM AHMED SALIM

The secretary general of Organization of African Unity (OAU), Tanzanian [...]

Subscribers only 30.11.1996

STUDENTS UP IN ARMS

Students at the University of Dar es Salaam are protesting [...]

Subscribers only 30.11.1996

MBILINYI SPEAKS OUT

Former finance minister professor Simon Mbilinyi, who was recently asked to resign because of an alleged scandal involving undue tax [...]

Subscribers only 23.11.1996

KHARTOUM HAS A PLAN

Sudan has contacted France and suggested hosting on its territory for "humanitarian reasons" Rwandan Hutu refugees who do not want [...]

Subscribers only 23.11.1996

FOUR MINISTERS SEE MOBUTU

Kenyan foreign minister Kalonzo Musyoka headed the delegation of the [...]

Subscribers only 23.11.1996

HUSSEIN H. MOHAMED

A young US citizen of Gharri origin (a community spread [...]

Subscribers only 23.11.1996

UPCOMING REFORMS

Reforms negotiated with the International Monetary Fund involve the loss [...]

Subscribers only 23.11.1996

PIPELINE PROJECTS

A project for a $400 million oil products pipeline running [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.11.1996

ITALIANS CRITICIZED IN ZANZIBAR

Zanzibar chief minister Mohamed Bilal has promised to set up a commission to investigate accusations of intimidation made by villagers [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.1996

BELGIUM OWNS UP

The inquiry by Comité Supérieur de Contrôle (CSC), which Belgium's secretary of state for development Reginald Moreels ordered following the [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.1996

MINI CONFERENCE

The French embassy trade attaches in Nairobi (temporarily held by François Pardieu) and Kampala (Robert Graillot) are expected in Paris [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.1996

IMF APPROVES LOAN

The International Monetary Fund on November 11 approved an enhanced [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.1996

WORLD BANK PLANS

World Bank officials are getting down to studying a new loan project for Tanzania which would involve US$25 million from [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.1996

EXIT MBILINYI

The office of head of state Benjamin Mkapa announced on November 3 the resignation of finance minister Simon Mbilinyi and [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.1996

ADB PROJECTS

The African Development Bank group has put out for examination several loan projects for East African and Indian Ocean countries. [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.1996

SALMIN AMOUR PERSISTS

Zanzibar president Salmin Amour once again rejected, during a recent [...]

Subscribers only 02.11.1996

PETROLEUM DIFFICULTIES

Officials of Tanzania Harbours Authority this week promised, once again, to complete repair work on the Single-Point Mooring (SPM, offshore [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.1996

SCANDINAVIANS LIFT THE FOOT

Aid forecasts for Tanzania made by two of the country's traditional international fund donors, Norway and Sweden, have declined for [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.1996

COST OF BOYCOTTING BURUNDI

According to Burundi's foreign minister, Luc Rukingama, his government is [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.1996

CHRISTOPHER IN A NEW COUNTRY

US secretary of state Warren Christopher's recent proposal to set up an African military dissuasion force, presented during his African [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1996

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Tanzania

PRIVATE-SECTOR DOCTORS PILLORIED

EDGAR MAJOGO

MOSES MNAWIYE

AN IPP WITH MALAYSIANS IN ZANZIBAR

ZANZIBAR LIGHTS ITS OWN CANDLE

SALIM AHMED SALIM

STUDENTS UP IN ARMS

MBILINYI SPEAKS OUT

KHARTOUM HAS A PLAN

FOUR MINISTERS SEE MOBUTU

HUSSEIN H. MOHAMED

UPCOMING REFORMS

PIPELINE PROJECTS

ITALIANS CRITICIZED IN ZANZIBAR

BELGIUM OWNS UP

MINI CONFERENCE

IMF APPROVES LOAN

WORLD BANK PLANS

EXIT MBILINYI

ADB PROJECTS

SALMIN AMOUR PERSISTS

PETROLEUM DIFFICULTIES

SCANDINAVIANS LIFT THE FOOT

COST OF BOYCOTTING BURUNDI

CHRISTOPHER IN A NEW COUNTRY

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Tanzania

PRIVATE-SECTOR DOCTORS PILLORIED

EDGAR MAJOGO

MOSES MNAWIYE

AN IPP WITH MALAYSIANS IN ZANZIBAR

ZANZIBAR LIGHTS ITS OWN CANDLE

SALIM AHMED SALIM

STUDENTS UP IN ARMS

MBILINYI SPEAKS OUT

KHARTOUM HAS A PLAN

FOUR MINISTERS SEE MOBUTU

HUSSEIN H. MOHAMED

UPCOMING REFORMS

PIPELINE PROJECTS

ITALIANS CRITICIZED IN ZANZIBAR

BELGIUM OWNS UP

MINI CONFERENCE

IMF APPROVES LOAN

WORLD BANK PLANS

EXIT MBILINYI

ADB PROJECTS

SALMIN AMOUR PERSISTS

PETROLEUM DIFFICULTIES

SCANDINAVIANS LIFT THE FOOT

COST OF BOYCOTTING BURUNDI

CHRISTOPHER IN A NEW COUNTRY

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