Calls from outside to earn Tanzania Sh20bn

>It is the story of a man who starves in the midst of plenty simply because he does not know how eat. Consider this: Tanzania is in the top five countries in Africa with the best tourist attractions. Yet the number of tourists who visit the country yearly is just 11 percent of what South Africa recorded in 2013.

Tanzania can produce 11,000 tonnes of shrimps for export annually if acquaculture is undertaken seriously.

The Tanzania Women’s Bank (TWB) has lent more than Sh20 billion to women entrepreneurs and young people during the past four years.

The Lions Clubs International (LCI) has injected a total of $12 million (about Sh20 billion) in support of the ongoing measles-rubella vaccination campaign, the international organization has announced.

>Sh20 billion has been disbursed to Medical Stores Department (MSD) to ease the crisis at public health facilities, the government told Parliament yesterday.

Decision to award a bulk import tender without competitive bidding has raised eyebrows

Tanzania's presidential candidate Mr Edward Lowassa Wednesday called for the nullification of Tanzania's general elections, accusing the National Electoral Commission of announcing partial results.Mr Lowassa said that the results do not reflect the people's will and that there were attempts to support the CCM candidate, Dr John Magufuli.“In different areas where the results have been announced, what has been reported as presidential election results does not reflect people’s will,” he said,...

Tanzania calls for investors
The Star
Bernard Membe told Kenyan CEOs, whose companies have interests in his country that it has created an enabling environment for investors. Speaking during a dinner in Nairobi hosted by Kenya's Foreign Affairs Secretary Amina Mohamed, Membe told the ...
Economy: Tanzanian FM seeks patience from Kenyan investorsAfrique en Ligue

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UN Calls for Greater Protection for Albinos in Tanzania
Scoop.co.nz (press release)
15 May 2014 – The barbaric murder of a woman with albinism in Tanzania has prompted the United Nations human rights chief to call for greater protection for this “exceptionally vulnerable” community. According to police reports, 40-year-old Munghu Lugata ...
UN human rights chief urges greater protection for people with albinismShanghai Daily (subscription)
Tanzanian police arrest 'witch doctors'...