Tanzania: Sh24 Billion Loans Await Female Entrepreneurs
08/03/2016CRDB has set aside Sh24 billion for soft loans to be extended to female entrepreneurs. The CRDB Managing director, Dr Charles Kimei, said the loans were part of the bank’s.
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CRDB has set aside Sh24 billion for soft loans to be extended to female entrepreneurs. The CRDB Managing director, Dr Charles Kimei, said the loans were part of the bank’s.
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