Exim Bank in Sh42bn loan agreement

Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank Limited (TADB) has signed a loan agreement with eight groups of Iringa farmers to offer Sh1 billion.

   Mr Sunday Shomari of VOA's Swahili Service (left) chats with senior officials from the Treasury before the signing ceremony of  a landmark $75 million loan agreement signing ceremony with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) aimed at providing support to small businesses, particularly those owned by women, as well as to farmers and agribusiness in Tanzania held at the IFC headquarters in Washington DC on...

Finance Minister Hon. Saada Mkuya Salum speaks during the signing ceremony of CRDB Bank's  landmark $75 million loan agreement signing ceremony with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) aimed at providing support to small businesses, particularly those owned by women, as well as to farmers and agribusiness in Tanzania held at the IFC headquarters in Washington DC on Friday April 11, 2014 in the sidelines of the World Bank-IMF Spring Meeting.

 Benki ya Exim Tanzania hii leo imetangaza washindi watano wa mwezi katika kampeni yake ya 'Chanja Kijanja na Exim Mastercard'. Kampeni hiyo inalenga kuhamasisha wateja wa benki ya Exim kutumia kadi zao za Mastercard katika manunuzi ya mtandaoni au kufanya malipo kupitia mashine za malipo (POS) katika maduka mbalimbali na maeneo mengine nchini.
Akizungumza kwenye hafla fupi ya kuwatangaza washindi wa droo ya kwanza  wa kampeni hiyo iliyofanyika Makao Makuu ya benki hiyo jijini Dar es Salaam,...

Commercial banks have just made it more difficult for the average Tom, Dick and Jane to get a loan for personal use, The Citizen on Sunday has reliably learnt.

>I & M Bank and Smart Banking Solutions (SBS) have signed a deal that will see the former issuing the latter’s prepaid cards to its clients.

>The Dar es Salaam-based Exim Bank Tanzania has opened its fifth branch in Comoros as it seeks to cement its presence in the sovereign Indian Ocean archipelago.

The Commercial Court has summoned Busiro South MP Joseph Balikudembe Mutebi to defend himself on allegations that he failed to pay a Sh156million loan he acquired from Housing Finance Bank.

The World Bank postpones a $90m (£54m) loan to Uganda after President Yoweri Museveni signed a tough and controversial new anti-gay law.