Good climate for trade key to growth

Managing Director of DHL Express Sub-Saharan Africa, Charles Brewer.

Africa continues to remain vastly unexplored, and making Africa’s most remote regions accessible for trade will not only promote prosperity in those regions, but also elevate the continent’s continued growth path.

This is according to Charles Brewer, Managing Director of DHL Express Sub-Saharan Africa, commenting on The Role of Trade in Ending Poverty1 report recently released by the World Bank Group and World Trade...

Tanzania has the most conducive conditions for expanding access to financial services for the under-served populations in Sub-Saharan Africa, a new study has established.

The majority of Dar es Salaam residents are confident with their current personal and the country’s economic status, as a result of reduced economic hardships.

The second draft constitution is good for business growth, says the Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF).

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Yawning gap between trade policy and climate change needs to be removed
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 International logistics company, DHL Express, has identified Tanzania as a key area for its growth in Sub-Saharan Africa.

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Kikwete: Fiscal control key to growth
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OPENNESS and accountability in public finance management has contributed to the increase of government revenue from 170 billion shillings in 2005 to 900 billion shillings in 2014, President Jakaya Kikwete has said. Opening the four-day 22nd Annual ...
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Some of the findings documented in the East African Community (EAC) Common Market Scorecard 2014 raise questions as to whether member states are truly serious about integrating their economies.

Cheering envoys from 195 nations on Saturday approved a historic accord in Paris to stop global warming, offering hope that humanity can avert catastrophic climate change and usher in an energy revolution.