Defence budget raised by Sh400bn

>President Jakaya Kikwete has said that the government will keep on increasing defence budget since there is no substitute to it in defending the country’s territorial sovereignty.

IPPmedia
Tanzania military plan to increase defence budget by 30 per cent
Coastweek
DAR ES SALAAM Tanzania (Xinhua) -- Tanzania has said that it will increase its defense budget by 30 per cent in the next fiscal year. Hussein Mwinyi, the east African nation's Minister for Defense and National Service, told the National Assembly in capital ...
Security first priority - govtIPPmedia
State to strengthen security using high-tech equipmentDaily News

all 4

The Immigration department has collected over Sh470 billion as non-taxable revenue in a period of ten years of President Jakaya Kikwete’s administration.

>Mohammed Enterprises Tanzania Limited (MeTL) Group has said that its total investment in the textile business would increase to $250 million (about Sh400 billion) by the end of 2015 after sealing a deal with the Ethiopian government to acquire a textile manufacturing plant.

s the Nane Nane exhibition continues, NMB Bank has reiterated its commitment to support farming activities through allocating Sh400 billion in loans to farmers each year.

>The government  said it was a Budget of the people, but wananchi said it was yet another financial statement they know nothing about.

IPPmedia
No questions raised over YES votes
IPPmedia
A Consultative committee was yesterday formed by the Constituent Assembly and tasked with investigations as to why there were CA members who openly voted 'NO' on all 157 Articles of the first ten chapters of the Final draft of the proposed Constitution.

'No bribe money has been raised'
Daily News
THE President's Office, Public Service Management, has refuted the information paraded in social networks claiming that the office is responsible for organizing a meeting in order to raise money to enable one of the presidential aspirants to succeed.

EALA Wants Standards of Education Raised
AllAfrica.com
Arusha — The regional Assembly is calling for urgent measures to raise the bar on education standards and to maintain quality control as the EAC strives in its quest to harmonise curricula, Speaker, Rt. Hon Daniel F. Kidega has said. The EALA Speaker ...