Corporate bond defaults alarm investors

 Investors’ appetite for a two-year Treasury Bond (T-Bond) was high last week, buoyed by an improvement in yields but the government accepted just a few bids.

>The two-year Treasury bond was oversubscribed by 277 per cent last week, propelled by evidence of existence of huge amounts of monies in the economy.

>This is the second part and last part of articles on life balance in the corporate sphere. The first article, discussed why it is important for a business owner to hire the right people and treat them like gold. In this article, we talk about qualities of balanced individuals:

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>More than 200, 000 hectares of forests are cleared annually for charcoal production, The Citizen has learnt.This is so because over 90 per cent of Tanzanians use charcoal as a major domestic energy source.

Being in the moment, the now, implies being alert and responsive to every moment. However, this approach might seem difficult for some, for it would mean relinquishing control of the future and exposing themselves to uncertainty.

The government has allayed fears among wananchi on the biometric voter registration (BVR) technology, saying it will only be used to register voters.It has said the technology will not be used during voting or tallying of votes.

Lives of residents of Pingo Village here are at risk as people continue to consume water from a well in which some poisonous substances were thrown.