THE Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) indices continued with modest gains in the week ending last Friday, pushed mainly by banking segment index.
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TANZANIAN youths have been urged to embrace new technological advancement to cope with unfolding trends globally. Speaking during a lecture on the Future of Wireless Technologies to St Joseph University students in Dar es Salaam, the Huawei Technologies Tanzania Limited Channel, Executive Moses Hella, said Tanzania and the World in general is currently undergoing rapid technological changes.
THE Kenya General elections will adversely affect neighbouring countries if it turned out to be violent. Stakeholders say since Kenya is the biggest economy in East Africa, violence or uncertainty might disrup most of the factors of production to lower output and exports to the region.
YIELD rates for the seven-year Treasury bonds auction on Wednesday edged down to 14.99 per cent from 15.59 per cent of the previous session held two months ago.
LIMITED number of long term lenders is one of the reasons behind the slow growth of capital markets in the East African region.
A NEW report titled ‘Our Shared Opportunity: A Vision for Global Prosperity’ has proposed that US foreign aid policy to reorient itself around the private sector and economic growth.
THE Dar es Salaam-based Mabibo Beer Wines and Spirits Limited (MBWSL) said yesterday it is looking on the possibility of brewing Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) beer brands under licence locally.
THE shilling has gained some grounds against the US dollar on the back of increased inflows. The commercial banks quoted the local unit at 1617/1627 against the dollar on Wednesday, the same as last Friday’s.
THE Standard Chartered Bank has predicted a bright outlook for its financial operations in 2013. The bank’s predictions are backed up by the fact that it has been posting a profit for ten years consecutively and last year, pre-tax profit went up six per cent to 50.74bn/-.
RESEARCHERS want the local bio-safety regulatory framework reviewed to enable them carry out research on Genetically Modified Organs (GMOs).
THE Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) indices continued with modest gains in the week ending last Friday, pushed mainly by banking segment index.
THE Kenya General elections will adversely affect neighbouring countries if it turned out to be violent. Stakeholders say since Kenya is the biggest economy in East Africa, violence or uncertainty might disrup most of the factors of production to lower output and exports to the region.
THE shilling has gained some grounds against the US dollar on the back of increased inflows. The commercial banks quoted the local unit at 1617/1627 against the dollar on Wednesday, the same as last Friday’s.
RESEARCHERS want the local bio-safety regulatory framework reviewed to enable them carry out research on Genetically Modified Organs (GMOs).
