Stanbic: Capital market reforms open new financing options for public institutions
Tanzania's capital market reforms create new financing options for public institutions - Stanbic Bank
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Tanzania's capital market reforms create new financing options for public institutions - Stanbic Bank
Children in Tanzania's Vikindu Ward are learning about environmental cleanliness and participating in clean-up efforts to keep their community safe and healthy.
Tanzania faces a Sh269.9 billion funding gap for contraceptive supplies over the next five years, threatening access to family planning services.
Tanzanian drug traffickers are using unconventional vehicles like funeral cars and buses to transport illicit substances.
Russia plans to spend $202.58 billion on defence in 2027, a 27 percent increase from the original budget.
Dar es Salaam regional commissioner Albert Chalamila orders waste collectors to stop dumping trash in Tabata Liwiti and take it to designated dumpsites.
A former TV news anchor was crowned king of Uganda's Tooro Kingdom, ending a succession dispute that arose after the death of the previous monarch, King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
Tanzania's construction sector is crucial to achieving the country's Vision 2050 goals, with a focus on Public-Private Partnerships to address growing housing demand.
Tanzania invites Finnish and European investors to explore business opportunities
Tanzanian government lawyer Nassoro Katuga cites Section 39(2)(d) of the Penal Code as basis for treason charges against accused individual.
Tanzania's Ambassador to Indonesia, Macocha Moshe Tembele, joins a training programme on trade and investment promotion for African countries under the South-South and Triangular Cooperat...
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