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Tanzania to ease pump pain with $43m fuel subsidy

Next month, Tanzania will spare motorists and households high pump price increases after the government announced a Tsh100 billion ($43 million) fuel subsidy. Speaking in Parliament, Energy minister January Makamba.

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Tanzania to review ‘harsh’ media laws

On Tuesday, Tanzanian President, Samia Suluhu Hassan, ordered a review of the media law to promote press freedom in the country, even as she strongly warned against irresponsible journalism. Samia.

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Kenya moves to reduce interest on foreign debt

Kenya is reviewing the currency composition of its external debt to reduce currency volatility which has seen the cost of its dollar-denominated loans increase by two per cent in four.

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UK, Tanzania Partner to fight child trafficking

The United Kingdom has committed to supporting Tanzania combat human trafficking, targeting eliminating the trafficking of children across Tanzania’s territorial borders. A statement released by the Tanzania Ministry of Community.

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Elanco Animal Health, Farm Radio International partner to support livestock farmers in Tanzania

Global animal health company Elanco Animal Health Incorporated and Farm Radio International (FRI) have partnered to produce a 13-week series of radio programs designed to support and educate small-scale livestock.

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Norway, Tanzania Strike Sh25bn Deal

Dar es Salaam — The government of Norway has pledged to give the government Sh25 billion to bolster the capacity of the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) to collect revenues from.

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New Chinese Bank Opens Door in Tanzania

A NEW commercial bank formed by China’s state-owned and private enterprises open doors in Dar es Salaam Monday next week to tap into growing Chinese trade and investment in Tanzania.

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African Development Fund approves $322 million for road upgrading projects in Burundi and Tanzania

The Boards of Directors of the African Development Bank Group have approved S$322.35 million loans and grant to Burundi and Tanzania to finance the Rumonge-Gitaza (45 km) and Kabingo-Kasulu-Manyovu (260.

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President Kenyatta Meets Prince William

Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta today held talks with Prince William Arthur, the Duke of Cambridge, who paid him a courtesy call at State House, Nairobi. The one-on-one meeting between President.

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Tanzania Secures $1.46b SGR Loan From Stanchart

Tanzania has secured a $1.46 billion concessional loan from the Standard Chartered Bank’s Group to fund its standard gauge railway line between Morogoro and Dodoma. Finance Minister Dr Philip Mpango.

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