IN a bid to reduce deficit and provide quality housing stock, DongXing International Real Estate Limited that made its way into Tanzania two years ago has come up with the residential project identified as "HUAFU" that will provide dwellers with a larger than life housing experience.
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ON average, the country loses 43,000 children and 700bn/- in lost revenue annually due to vitamin A deficiency, a recent report by Twaweza activist group said.
AS one way of celebrating Easter holidays with the needy, Tanzania Telecommunications Limited (TTCL) has donated various food items to three Dar es Salaam-based orphanage centres.
TANZANIA’S share of Chinese tourists has grown steadily to reach 13,000 last year, thanks to vigorous campaign to sell tourism to the world’s second biggest economy.
THE government has encouraged local and foreign investors to take advantage of the investment opportunities under the Export Processing Zones Authority (EPZA).
INADEQUATE entrepreneurial skills and prudence in spending of loans are among major factors for higher rates of default and bad debts in financial institutions.
VILLAGERS from Kilwa District, Lindi Region, have earned over 110,000 US dollars (over 179.4m/-) from sales of timber to international markets since receiving endorsement from Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC).
SINCE the collapse of Tanzania’s textile industries in late 1980s and subsequent privatisation in 1990s, the country has almost become a net clothing importer.
CHINA’S Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) to Tanzania are expected to increase by 50 per cent this year, thanks to the energy and mining sectors.
THE Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) is set for thriving business and huge expansion as the government plans to increase participation of foreign investors in the listed equities and allow them to buy government bonds.
ON average, the country loses 43,000 children and 700bn/- in lost revenue annually due to vitamin A deficiency, a recent report by Twaweza activist group said.
THE government has encouraged local and foreign investors to take advantage of the investment opportunities under the Export Processing Zones Authority (EPZA).
THE Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) is set for thriving business and huge expansion as the government plans to increase participation of foreign investors in the listed equities and allow them to buy government bonds.
