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  • Tanzania: Moroccan Investors Invited in Key Sectors

    Posted on :Wednesday , 26th October 2016

     Minister for Industries, Trade and Investments, Mr Charles Mwijage has called Moroccan investors to direct their capital in agriculture and development of industries in the country.

     
    Mr Mwijage was speaking amid the ongoing three-day state visit of Moroccan King, Mohamed VI in the country. He said his visit to Tanzania is set to boost bilateral investment and s. . .

  • Chinese Investment Into Africa Soars in 2016

    Posted on :Tuesday , 25th October 2016

     China's investment into Africa continues to rise, with a significant increase so far in 2016 on last year's total, reports Simon Curtis. According to greenfield investment monitor fDi Markets, China-sourced capital expenditure into Africa has experienced a dramatic increase in 2016 from 2015 figures, with five months of data to record and publish remaining. Additionally, the number of inv. . .

  • Tanzania: Affordable Air Travel to Boost African Economic Growth

    Posted on :Tuesday , 25th October 2016

     FASTJET Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mr Nico Bezuidenhout has urged travel agencies to offer more affordable air travel so as to enable entrepreneurs, tourists and other visitors to travel within Africa and boosts the continent's economy.

     
    He said more affordable air travel enable movements of people within the continent and thus easier business transactions . . .

  • Tanzania: Halali Adoption to Boost National Economy

    Posted on :Tuesday , 25th October 2016

     TANZANIA is expected to adopt 'Halali Certification logo' next year, a move that will boost the export and national economy. Speaking to reporters yesterday, the National Muslim Council of Tanzania (BAKWATA) general secretary, Selemani Lolila said Tanzania traders will be able to export products to more than 30 countries after adopting the logo.

     
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  • Tanzania: Modern Map Equipment Expected to Reduce Land Conflicts

    Posted on :Monday , 24th October 2016

     Singita Grumeti has donated a plotter machine worth 8.7 ml- that is expected to help in solving land conflicts in the wildlife-rich district of Serengeti in Mara Region.

     
    The plotter machine which produces colored maps will also help the speed up on the on-going exercise made by Serengeti district council to introduce land use plans in villages.
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