Govt, Airtel fail to agree on TTCL shares

Govt Reclaims 100 Percent Shares in TTCL Ownership
AllAfrica.com
Dodoma — FINALLY, the long-drown-out blame game between Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL) and Bharti Airtel over shares has ended, with the latter surrendering its 35 per cent stake it had in the state-run telecom firm. The Deputy ...

The government has finally agreed with Bharti Airtel over 35 per cent of shares which the India-based company owns in the Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL).

Sudan Tribune
Kiir and Machar fail to agree in Nairobi
Sudan Tribune
June 27, 2015 (NAIROBI) – Rival leaders in South Sudan failed to agree on the way forward in their Saturday consultative meeting under the auspices of Kenyan president, Uhuru Kenyatta, rebels' foreign relations official revealed to social media. JPEG - 32.2 ...
Uhuru appeals to S. Sudan leaders to expedite peace processCapital FM Kenya (press release) (blog)
S. Sudanese Rival Leaders to Meet in NairobiSudan Vision
Kiir, Machar to...

IPPmedia
If quality education is a right, let's agree govt schools are in violation
IPPmedia
This is the education week, this year's theme is 'Education is the right of every child for the development of the nation.' Well said, however, if quality education is a right, let's agree, government schools, both primary and secondary, are in stack violation of this ...

Addis Ababa, Wednesday. South Sudan’s President and rebel chief met on Tuesday in a bid to end six months of civil war, agreeing to forge a transitional government within a 60-day deadline, Ethiopia’s prime minster said.

The government is selling its stakes in Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) and Tanzania Cigarette Company (TCC) to raise funds for reinvestment in state-financed projects.

The government has taken back General Tyre East Africa Limited (GTEA) after purchasing 26 shares owned by US-based company, Continental AG, at a price of one million US Dollars (Sh2.1 billion).

The failure of peace talks and the end of South Sudan’s wet season could unleash fresh fighting between government forces and rebel factions, propelling millions of people in the world’s youngest nation back towards a man-made famine, analysts and humanitarian workers warn.

The Treasury yesterday took a swipe at Chadema leaders for claiming that the government’s decision to sell its shares in the Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) and Tanzania Cigarette Company (TCC) was aimed at raising funds for CCM campaigns.