Africa can benefit from China policy

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Review population policy for benefit of Tanzanians, govt urged
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The government has been urged to review the population policy so as to create more employment opportunities, boost economic growth and livelihoods of Tanzanians. Speaking in Dar es Salaam last week, Dr Joseph Komwihangiro, who is the Director of ...

>China’s efforts to help resolve a conflict in South Sudan mark a “new chapter” in Beijing’s foreign policy that will seek to engage more in Africa’s security.

A four-day World Trade Organisation (WTO) meeting started in Nairobi on Tuesday and it is specially significant for such a conference is being held in Africa for the first time.

*Youths from 11 countries reached out to through sponsorship and employee engagement activities

*To date, over 2,000 employees have volunteered in various activities to participate in the partnership

*Inaugural regional conference organized to discuss challenges and future plans

Deutsche Post DHL Group (DPDHL Group) (http://www.dpdhl.com), the world’s leading logistics company, together with non-governmental organization SOS Children’s Villages, have celebrated half a decade of a successful...

>In last week’s article, the author outlined the need for periodic policy reviews in Tanzania with the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Development Policy, 2003 as a case study. The article described what policies are and why policy reviews are necessary.

'We take from Africa, but we don't forget to give back'

More than 70 Chinese vessels have been found fishing illegally off the coast of West Africa, a new Greenpeace study reports.

China’s pledge to continue supporting Africa in achieving development and prosperity has once again refuted the rhetoric of “neocolonialism” in the continent.