Communicating with the one of the world’s fastest growing middle class

By the end of 2012, only 6 months from launching, Movitel made total revenue of USD 69.7 million

 Today at the Gala event of The 11th Annual International Business Awards held at the Westin Vendôme Hotel in Paris, France, Movitel (http://movitel.co.mz/en) -  subsidiary of Viettel Group in Mozambique is presented to be the Gold Winner of “Fastest Growing of the Year in Middle-East and Africa” Award.

Movitel, SA – joint venture between of Viettel in Mozambiuqe gains its second honorable...

Dar es Salaam is the fastest growing city in Africa, according to the latest report by the African Development Bank (AfDB).

Nation Media Group (NMG) — the parent company of Mwananchi Communications Limited— has been named alongside edible oils manufacturer Bidco as one of Africa’s most dynamic and fastest growing companies that have “clear potential to become global economic leaders.”

The Fastest Growing Industries in the Booming African Economy  The African ExponentAfrican Youth Survey shows rising Afro-optimism among young  Quartz Africa2020 retrospective vision: The next decade will need to bring more than just echoes of ‘Africa rising’  Daily MaverickView Full coverage on Google News

Among the Top 10 fastest-growing U.S. export ports in the first half of 2015 are a number of smaller ports that don’t typically get the spotlight. The first half was particularly kind to the ports of Virginia, Houston, Baltimore, Miami and Charleston, as they also ranked in our Top 10 fastest-growing U.S. import ports. The commodity category wood pulp, paper and paperboard is found often throughout this list, reflecting in part the status of wastepaper as the U.S.’s top containerized...

According to ‘Deloitte on Africa’, 5.5 million Tanzanians fall under the category of middle class. They spend between $2-$20 (Tshs 2,000-40,000) a day, with more than 40% of household income being spent on food.

hellofood, the leading food market place in Africa, has partnered with local restaurants in Dares Salaam that sell food at reasonable prices to cater for the middle class. The local restaurants in partnership with hellofood include Mtwana, Just eat restaurant, Rose Garden, Whatsaap...

Dar es Salaam. If you think the Tanzanian middle class is growing rapidly, you are wrong, according to a new study. The study’s findings reveal that Tanzania has over 100,000 middle-class households, translating into just 10 per cent of the population, up from fewer than 20,000 middle-class households in the year 2000. In simple language, the middle class in Tanzania comprises between 4 and 5 million people. By 2030, it is expected that 400,000 households in Tanzania will join the...

Dar es Salaam. If you think the Tanzanian middle class is growing rapidly, you are wrong, according to a new study.

Middle class obsession with pet culture on the increase
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IN keeping up with global trends, more Tanzanians are adopting the culture of keeping pets for the sport of it. Speaking to the 'Sunday News,' Tanzania Animal Welfare Society Executive Director, Dr Thomas Kahema, concurred that foreign influence and the ...