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Spotlight | Tanzania
ABSA's Good Deal

The Amalgated Bank of South Africa (ABSA) has had to confront, for some time, serious resistance in Tanzania [...]

Published on 20.09.2003 at 10:00 GMT Reading time 3 minutes

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Spotlight | Tanzania
MKAPA'S US AGENDA

Head of state Benjamin Mkapa, accompanied by foreign minister Jakaya Kikwete and communications and transport minister of Zanzibar Amani Karume, began a two-week visit to the United States on September 13 which will take him to Atlanta and Boston (where [.

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Tanzania
FIGHT OVER INDIGENIZATION

Tanzanian prime minister Frederick Sumaye has disavowed statements by minister of commerce and industry Idd Simba calling for some sectors [...]

Subscribers only 29.05.1999

East Africa
LOUIS VIEILLEDENT

After working for nearly ten years as a banker in Kenya and then Tanzania, Louis Vieilledent set up his own [...]

Subscribers only 03.04.1999

East Africa
FRENCH TRADE: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

France may be the world's fourth exporter and investor in the world but certainly not in the three East African [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1999

Spotlight | East Africa
RAILS APART

The rail transport service for merchandise from the Republic of South Africa to Uganda, with transshipment of containers at Kitadu (Tanzania), which Trans Africa Railways Corporation (TARC) is to inaugurate shortly could spark a fresh dispute between the member-countries of [.

Subscribers only 20.02.1999

Angola, Burundi, DRC, Rwanda, Uganda
NEW TWISTS IN GOLD TRADE

The Affimet company in Burundi has just recovered the free trade zone status it lost in May, 1995 just as [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.01.1999

Tanzania
BOOK SHOW CASH NICKED

A good part of a 47 million Tanzanian shillings grant from international fund donors to Tanzania's annual book trade show [...]

Subscribers only 16.01.1999

Tanzania
PETROLEUM BILL

Tanzania's petroleum imports may be turned off, unless the government pays its bills with National Bank of Commerce, which says [...]

Subscribers only 31.05.1997

Tanzania
MKAPA REVAMPS PARASTATALS

Head of state Benjamin Mkapa recently decided to dissolve the boards of nineteen state-owned enterprises and bodies with a view [...]

Subscribers only 30.03.1996

East Africa
NEW TRADE FLOWS

According the trade counsellors' newsletter for French embassies in East Africa, four new trade trends have appeared recently in the [...]

Subscribers only 02.03.1996

Spotlight | Tanzania
MKAPA BOXED IN

Crunch-time is nearly here for head of state Benjamin Mkapa. In December, the International Monetary Fund gave him three months breathing space to remedy budget skidding registered over the past eighteen months which obliged international fund donors to freeze aid [.

Subscribers only 10.02.1996

Tanzania
RESISTANCE TO PRIVATIZATION

The Tanzania Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (TCCIA) national chairman David Mwaibula recently wrote to head of state Ali [...]

Subscribers only 10.06.1995

Spotlight | East Africa
ROUND-UP OF FRENCH INTERVENTION

The annual jamboree of French ambassadors and trade counsellors serving in East Africa and the Horn of Africa with representatives of French companies trading there, inaugurated in Nairobi by Kenyan finance minister Musalia Mudavadi, revealed an increase in competition on [.

Subscribers only 01.04.1995

Tanzania
ESSENTIAL GRAIN SMUGGLED FOR BEER

The illegal export of grain to Kenya from the Tanzanian region of Kilimanjaro has led to a food shortage threatening [...]

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Africa
The sensational rise and spectacular fall of Pefaco casino and hotels

Nigeria
Fertiliser giants Indorama and Dangote in murky waters over urea shortage

Spotlight | Tanzania
ABSA's Good Deal

Spotlight | Tanzania
MKAPA'S US AGENDA

Tanzania
FIGHT OVER INDIGENIZATION

East Africa
LOUIS VIEILLEDENT

East Africa
FRENCH TRADE: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

Spotlight | East Africa
RAILS APART

Angola, Burundi, DRC, Rwanda, Uganda
NEW TWISTS IN GOLD TRADE

Tanzania
BOOK SHOW CASH NICKED

Tanzania
PETROLEUM BILL

Tanzania
MKAPA REVAMPS PARASTATALS

East Africa
NEW TRADE FLOWS

Spotlight | Tanzania
MKAPA BOXED IN

Tanzania
RESISTANCE TO PRIVATIZATION

Spotlight | East Africa
ROUND-UP OF FRENCH INTERVENTION

Tanzania
ESSENTIAL GRAIN SMUGGLED FOR BEER