Farmers to learn project financing

The Minister of Finance and Planning, Hon. Dr. Philip Mpango and Mr. Sanjay Rughani, Chief Executive Officer, Standard Chartered Tanzania, signing the deal
The Minister of Finance and Planning, Hon. Dr. Philip Mpango and Mr. Sanjay Rughani, Chief Executive Officer, Standard Chartered Tanzania, signing the deal
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania - 13 February 2020: The Government of Tanzania Ministry of Finance, today signed a facility agreement with Standard Chartered Tanzania for a US$ 1.46 billion...

>About 3,000 farmers, members of the Lushoto and Korogwe Vegetable Growers (LUKOVEG), are expected to benefit from the construction of a Sh203 million packaging centre and a Sh108 million cold-room that would enable them to sort, clean and grade agricultural produce before exportation.

On 31th March, 2014, the Government of Japan and the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania will sign Exchange of Notes for the Japanese Grant Project “The food security project for underprivileged farmers”.
The grant which will be provided from the Government of Japan, amounts to three hundred and eighty million Japanese Yen (\380,000,000), approximately six billion ninety million Tanzanian Shillings (Tsh 6,061,000,000).
This project aims to improve food production, especially...

>A rice project supported by donors from Ireland in Mvemoro  District has grown up to generate Sh700m following an increase of production, the project officer, Dr Moses Temi, has revealed.

The project that aims at improving the very pathetic traffic jam situation in Dar es Salaam has arguably been among the greatest road projects in the city in modern times.

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UK keen on financing ivory storage
Daily News
AFTER Tanzania categorically confirmed it would neither destroy nor put on sale its stockpile of ivory, the government in the UK has pledged to support the country to establish an inventory for safe and sound preservation of the 120 tonnes of elephant tusks.
UK to help preserve Tanzania's 137 tonnes of stockpiled ivoryIPPmedia

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EAC Leaders to Discuss Secretariat Financing
AllAfrica.com
Heads of State of the East African Community convene in Arusha, Tanzania, tomorrow, to explore possible alternatives of financing the bloc's Secretariat and projects, an official has said. The Heads of State will be meeting for their 12th extra ordinary summit.
Arusha Prepares for PresidentsEast African Business Week

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There are strong reasons why President John Magufuli must now focus his momentum on streamlining the healthcare financing system as he tries to widen the country’s tax collection base through austerity measures.

Bank of Africa Tanzania has entered into partnership with the Vodacom to enable telecoms company’s distributors to secure loans for additional working capital financing in the form of overdraft facilities without collateral, the two firms announced yesterday.