CBE plans for major expansion

 An oil comopany, Enoc Africa, is planning a major expansion programme in Tanzania.

The majority shareholder in Shirika la Usafiri Dar es Salaam (UDA), Simons Group will buy 20 modern buses and dispatch them on upcountry routes, the company announced recently.

  Dar es Salaam. ENOC Africa is planning a major expansion program in Tanzania in the coming few months as a strategy to tap the booming local as well as regional market.
ENOC Africa, a Tanzanian oil company is a joint venture between Petro (T) Limited and Dubai’s ENOC Supply and Trading LLC (ESTC), a subsidiary of Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) owned by the Government of Dubai.
 “We are planning to invest heavily in Tanzania and the East African countries, beyond between now and next...

One of the leading operators of masts for mobile phones in Africa, Eaton Towers, has put together $350m for new acquisitions, alongside a major deal in Egypt.

A Chinese plastic recycling company plans to expand its operations in the country by establishing more factories.

One of Tanzania’s premier secondary schools, St. Mary’s Mazinde Juu Secondary School of Lushoto, Tanga, this year celebrates 25 years of its existence. The Silver Jubilee event will be marked by a major expansion project of the school to be funded by initially by private donations. 
 A program released by the school shows that Jubilee activities will start on by the former Prime Minister, Hon. Edward Lowassa, who will grace the event as the Guest of Honour, at the Msimbazi Centre...

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EOC had started training government agencies, and even developed the score cards