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Tanzania

Randgold to Work the Musoma Belt

After several years of prospecting in Tanzania, Randgold Resources is keen to begin actual mining. The firm listed in London [...]

Subscribers only Mining 06.09.2005

Goldstream Sets Up Uranex

Goldstream Mining NL has set up a new company, Uranex [...]

Subscribers only Mining 06.09.2005

Conflict with a Vietnamese shipowner

The executives of the Sea Saigon Shipping Company (SSS, a joint venture between Vietnam and Denmark) have decided to file [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.09.2005

DFID's gloomy forecasts

The British Department for International Development (DFID) has recently drafted an addendum to its Country Assistance Plan (CAP) for Tanzania [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.09.2005

USTDA turns the heat on

The American USTDA has just agreed a series of grants to fund feasibility studies in several East African countries.

Subscribers only 02.09.2005

Rabobank consortium takes over NMB in Tanzania

A little behind on the undertakings the Tanzanian government made to the International Monetary Fund, (ION 1128), the Parastatal Sector [...]

Subscribers only 02.09.2005

Misadventures in Zanzibar

The misadventures in Zanzibar of an Omani naturalised businessman have become the subject of a diplomatic conflict between Oman and Tanzania.

Subscribers only 29.07.2005

Comazar has not lost yet in Tanzania

On 27 July, the Dar es-Salaam High Court of Justice declared itself competent to decide the nature of the case [...]

Subscribers only 29.07.2005

Uranium Resources gets a foothold in Tanzania

The firm Uranium Resources, headed by David Steinepreis and listed on the London Alternative Investment Market (AIM) since February 2005, [...]

Subscribers only 22.07.2005

Shanta Gold on AIM

Shanta Gold Ltd floated on London's Alternative Investment Market last [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.07.2005

Cogefar condemned in Zanzibar

A court of trade arbitration has condemned the Italian company Cogefar to pay damages to the government of Zanzibar.

Subscribers only 15.07.2005

Minister's Zanzibar radio station

As part of the programme to deregulate the radio waves under way in Zanzibar, the first private radio station to be licenced is owned by a minister in the government of Tanzania.

Subscribers only 08.07.2005

An American boss becomes ambassador to Tanzania

President George W. Bush has just designated Michael L. Retzer, [...]

Subscribers only 01.07.2005

Two Chinese firms in Zanzibar

Two Chinese firms are expected to take part in a [...]

Subscribers only 01.07.2005

The PRSC prefers Rites

The Presidential Parastatal Sector Reform Commission (PSRC) gives the impression that it wants to do everything it can to award [...]

Subscribers only 24.06.2005

Munitions factory cancelled

The Walloon government has refused to licence a Belgian firm to build a munitions factory.

Subscribers only 24.06.2005

Governing party divided

The gulf is widening inside the Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.06.2005

Problems in Tanzania

A number of Tanzanian immigration officials recently entered the offices [...]

Subscribers only 24.06.2005

Dar es Salaam Lifts Royalty Rate

Mining companies will henceforth pay a 5% royalty to the [...]

Subscribers only Mining 21.06.2005

The war over Kilimanjaro

A speech by a Kenyan minister portraying Kilimanjaro as a Kenyan attraction has drawn the wrath of Tanzanian tour operators.

Subscribers only 17.06.2005

Propharex in Tanzania, expanding African presence

Tanzania Pharmaceutical Industries (TPI), which is owned for 40% by the Tanzanian State and the remainder by private interests, has [...]

Subscribers only 17.06.2005

New papal nuncio to Tanzania

Pope Benoît XVI appointed a new papal nuncio to Tanzania [...]

Subscribers only 17.06.2005

Extension for Ubungo

Operational since last August but producing just 115 MW, the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.06.2005

Dirty tricks against Comazar

Last week the Tanzanian authorities informed the majority South African company Comazar that it had been disqualified from the race [...]

Subscribers only 10.06.2005

Remonstrations of ACTL staff

The staff of Air Tanzania Corporation Ltd have written to the Tanzanian government to denounce the company's poor financial management.

Subscribers only 10.06.2005

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Tanzania

Randgold to Work the Musoma Belt

Goldstream Sets Up Uranex

Conflict with a Vietnamese shipowner

DFID's gloomy forecasts

USTDA turns the heat on

Rabobank consortium takes over NMB in Tanzania

Misadventures in Zanzibar

Comazar has not lost yet in Tanzania

Uranium Resources gets a foothold in Tanzania

Shanta Gold on AIM

Cogefar condemned in Zanzibar

Minister's Zanzibar radio station

An American boss becomes ambassador to Tanzania

Two Chinese firms in Zanzibar

The PRSC prefers Rites

Munitions factory cancelled

Governing party divided

Problems in Tanzania

Dar es Salaam Lifts Royalty Rate

The war over Kilimanjaro

Propharex in Tanzania, expanding African presence

New papal nuncio to Tanzania

Extension for Ubungo

Dirty tricks against Comazar

Remonstrations of ACTL staff

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Tanzania

Randgold to Work the Musoma Belt

Goldstream Sets Up Uranex

Conflict with a Vietnamese shipowner

DFID's gloomy forecasts

USTDA turns the heat on

Rabobank consortium takes over NMB in Tanzania

Misadventures in Zanzibar

Comazar has not lost yet in Tanzania

Uranium Resources gets a foothold in Tanzania

Shanta Gold on AIM

Cogefar condemned in Zanzibar

Minister's Zanzibar radio station

An American boss becomes ambassador to Tanzania

Two Chinese firms in Zanzibar

The PRSC prefers Rites

Munitions factory cancelled

Governing party divided

Problems in Tanzania

Dar es Salaam Lifts Royalty Rate

The war over Kilimanjaro

Propharex in Tanzania, expanding African presence

New papal nuncio to Tanzania

Extension for Ubungo

Dirty tricks against Comazar

Remonstrations of ACTL staff

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Africa
Massad Boulos, a free agent of Donald Trump's African diplomacy under close watch

DRC
The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"