Councillor-elect outlines his plans to turn around voters’ economic fortunes

It goes without saying that a lot has been said on a deplorable condition that professional boxing, and the sport of boxing in general, is in.

Nigeria's new caretaker coach Shaibu Amodu is aiming to turn around the fortunes of the African Champions.

DC wants voters to elect agro-friendly leader
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TANZANIANS have been reminded to take full advantage of their constitutional rights this year by electing a new president who will promote agriculture and fight for farmers' rights. The message apart from being directed to the general public was ...

The new managing director for the National Bank of Commerce (NBC), Mr Edward Marks, has officially reported for duty, promising to scale-up the profitability of the financial entity to new levels.

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Tanzania outlines plans to open ports to landlocked neighbours
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Dar es Salaam - Tanzania aims to hike cargo volumes through the port of Dar es Salaam next year by almost 40 percent over last year. This was part of plans to expand and build new transport links and become a regional hub, President Jakaya Kikwete said ...
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Women challenged to turn economic hurdles into opportunities
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Tanzanian women have been challenged to turn economic hurdles into opportunities while youth have been commended for their involvement in awareness initiatives. The observation was aired at the One Billion Rising global campaign to end gender ...

UN human report wants Tanzania economic plans to prioritise poor
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The Tanzania 2014 Human Development Report which focuses on people's development was yesterday presented and discussed with emphasis on economic development plans prioritising the poor. The report shows that Tanzania has been ranked 159 ...

The COVID-19 global pandemic is not only a major health crisis that challenges health systems across the globe. It has far reaching ramifications on economies worldwide. The medium- and long-term effects resulting from the measures taken to slow down and contain the spread of the disease remain unforeseeable.

The East African Community region is no exception. On a positive note, the free movement of goods and services in the EAC has been maintained and the supply situation for staple food...