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The European Central Bank said on Friday it will publish the results of new stress tests of eurozone banks on October 26, before it takes over as the region’s banking supervisor.

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Tanzania Portland Cement Co Ltd (TPCC)Managing Director, Alfonso Rodriguez addressing the company’s shareholders during the TPCC 22nd  Annual General Meeting in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday.  On his left are board members; Company Secretary, Amon Elieneza, Board Chairman, Jean-Marc Junon and Joseph Rugumyamheto who is also TPCC board member.

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Shareholders for Tanzania Portland Cement Company (TPCC) Limited will be smiling all the way to the bank as the company has increased 2013...

Shareholders of Tanga Cement Company Limited (TCCL) will earn more as they approved a Sh7 billion dividend for the year ending December 2013.

In the last week’s article we learnt that the DSE has two major indices: the All Shares Index (DSEI), which composes all 21 DSE listed companies and the Tanzania Shares Index (TSI), which includes 11 domestic listed companies.

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The ECB will roll out its big guns at its monetary policy meeting this week, ramping up its trillion-euro asset purchases and cutting key rates to hike weak inflation, analysts said.