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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

Northern Mining Seeks Cash

Canada's Northern Mining Exploration Ltd. has contracted Dundee Securities Corporation [...]

Subscribers only Mining 07.06.2005

Biwater abandoned by partner

Biwater's Tanzanian partner in the City Water Services consortium does not want to go to arbitration in

Subscribers only 03.06.2005

End of conflict with Pakistan

The East African Community (EAC) has finally accepted to bring [...]

Subscribers only 03.06.2005

Who's Bidding for Acreage?

Bids for acreage in a licensing round that began in November closed last week.

Subscribers only Energy 31.05.2005

EAA has the wind in its sails

The Eastern Africa Association (EAA), an organisation of representatives of companies based in London and having branches in Kenya, Tanzania [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.05.2005

Ranhill Power throws in the towel

Ranhill Power has informed Mechmar Corp (Malaysia) that it has suspended its conditional offer to purchase the 70% that the latter holds in Independent Power Tanzania (IPTL).

Subscribers only 27.05.2005

Three competitors for licences in Tanzania

Three oil companies have replied to the call for tenders issued last year by the Tanzanian authorities for the attribution [...]

Subscribers only 27.05.2005

The saga of the munitions factory

The government of the Walloon Region of Belgium is to send a mission to Tanzania to verify compliance with the [...]

Subscribers only 20.05.2005

Biwater in trouble in Tanzania

This week the government of Tanzania decided to take over the management of the water supply in Dar es Salaam, [...]

Subscribers only 20.05.2005

Flood alert in East Africa

The International Development Association (IDA, part of the World Bank) [...]

Subscribers only 20.05.2005

Going to the Oslo Stock Exchange to fund a gas project in Tanzania

Artumas Group Inc., a small Canadian company is to be [...]

Subscribers only 20.05.2005

Barrick Gold Corp

Barrick Gold Corp and Falconbridge Ltd. signed a joint venture [...]

Subscribers only Mining 10.05.2005

Lakota Hopes to Raise $4.5 Million

Lakota Resources has contracted Integral Wealth Securities Ltd. to act [...]

Subscribers only Mining 10.05.2005

Chinese contract in Zanzibar ends

The government of Zanzibar has just cancelled the contract with the Chinese firm Huashi Enterpises Corporation worth almost $10 million [...]

Subscribers only 29.04.2005

VIP wants to acquire IPTL

The Tanzanian company VIP, which holds a minority stake in IPTL, wants the government of Dar es Salaam to help it acquire the 70% stake put up for sale by the Malaysian firm Mechmar.

Subscribers only 29.04.2005

Fight to Control IPTL

Following Mechmar's sudden withdrawal from the scene, the Tanzanian government, Malaysia's Ranhill and the local VIP firm are all fighting for control of IPTL, operator of the Tegala power plant.

Subscribers only Energy 26.04.2005

Three airports ready to privatise

The Tanzanian authorities are planning to embark on a process of privatising the management of the country's three State international airports.

Subscribers only 22.04.2005

Two Firms in Uranium Push

The 80% surge in uranium prices over the past year has whet the appetite of juniors. Two Australian firms have [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.04.2005

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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

Northern Mining Seeks Cash

Biwater abandoned by partner

End of conflict with Pakistan

Who's Bidding for Acreage?

EAA has the wind in its sails

Ranhill Power throws in the towel

Three competitors for licences in Tanzania

The saga of the munitions factory

Biwater in trouble in Tanzania

Flood alert in East Africa

Going to the Oslo Stock Exchange to fund a gas project in Tanzania

Barrick Gold Corp

Lakota Hopes to Raise $4.5 Million

Chinese contract in Zanzibar ends

VIP wants to acquire IPTL

Fight to Control IPTL

Three airports ready to privatise

Two Firms in Uranium Push

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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

Northern Mining Seeks Cash

Biwater abandoned by partner

End of conflict with Pakistan

Who's Bidding for Acreage?

EAA has the wind in its sails

Ranhill Power throws in the towel

Three competitors for licences in Tanzania

The saga of the munitions factory

Biwater in trouble in Tanzania

Flood alert in East Africa

Going to the Oslo Stock Exchange to fund a gas project in Tanzania

Barrick Gold Corp

Lakota Hopes to Raise $4.5 Million

Chinese contract in Zanzibar ends

VIP wants to acquire IPTL

Fight to Control IPTL

Three airports ready to privatise

Two Firms in Uranium Push

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