ECONOMY: Kenya woos US investors

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Pinda woos Polish investors
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THE Prime Minister, Mr Mizengo Pinda, has invited Polish business people to invest in Tanzania. The premier who is on a two-day state visit to Poland has invited the business people to invest in agriculture, fisheries, transport, infrastructure, minerals, energy ...

Bunge aspirant woos investors for Bukoba
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FORMER Bukoba Urban Chama Cha Mapinduzi legislator Mr Mujuni Kataraiya has pledged to usher in development technologies if he is allowed to fly his party's flag during the October elections. Mr Kataraiya was Bukoba Urban Member of Parliament ...

>Tourism investors in Kenya cried foul over a massive airlift of hundreds of foreign tourists from the country by Britain, Australia and France who cited insecurity concerns.

>Tanzania maintained its place as one of 20 fastest growing economies in the world with its average growth rate of 6.9 per cent between 2005 and last calendar year, it has been reported.

President Barack Obama announced billions of dollars in investment for Africa on Tuesday, as the United States challenges China and Europe’s leading roles in the continent’s economic emergence.

The business community in Tanzania under the umbrella of the Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF) over the weekend showcased the country’s potential investment opportunities to their US counterparts.

Lowassa woos women voters, pledges to boost their welfare
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UNION presidential candidate on Coalition of Four Political Parties, UKAWA ticket, Mr Edward Lowassa, pledged to address problems facing women in the country if Tanzanians would endorse his bid for the Union presidency through a massive 'yes' vote in ...

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No to greedy investors
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POSSESSION of arable land is of great importance for farmers in rural Tanzania. It is also of paramount importance in determining our future for the well-being of our people. The numerous land disputes are clear-cut testimony to this fact. We, however, are ...

Tanzania calls for investors
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Bernard Membe told Kenyan CEOs, whose companies have interests in his country that it has created an enabling environment for investors. Speaking during a dinner in Nairobi hosted by Kenya's Foreign Affairs Secretary Amina Mohamed, Membe told the ...
Economy: Tanzanian FM seeks patience from Kenyan investorsAfrique en Ligue

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