Eurozone economy picks up

Markit's set of leading indicators - the purchasing managers’ index (PMI) - turned in a figure of 54, above the 50-point signalling growth or downturn, up from 52.8 in June.

>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.

Eurozone business activity slipped for the second month running in June, a closely watched survey showed earlier this week, with France leading the fall and possibly heading to recession.

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.

East Africa keen to avoid eurozone monetary crisis
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EAST African Community (EAC) member states are hopeful their envisaged monetary union will not experience problems that befell the Eurozone, as they will establish an early warning system and a stabilisation facility to ensure economic resilience in ...
Tanzania Signs EAC Pact FirstEast African Business Week
Maize Sale to Kenya Signs of True Integration By TanzaniaAllAfrica.com

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CCM picks five contenders
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THE Central Committee of the CCM party has released the names of five presidential aspirants namely, Bernard Membe, Amina Salum Ali, John Magufuli, Asha Rose Migiro and January Makamba. According to the CCM Publicity Secretary Nape Nnauye the ...

Ms Monica Mbega now becomes the third woman aspirant to pick up nomination forms for presidency after veteran politician Ms Amina Salum Ali and researcher and daughter of former premier Dr Mwele Malecela

Govt picks Covid-19 hospital  The Citizen Daily

Swansea City winger Modou Barrow confirms that he will play international football for The Gambia rather than Sweden.