Govt pays Sh20bn to ease drug crisis

Tony O. Elumelu with the 1,000 entrepreneurs representing 51 African countries from the 2015 class of the $100 million Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Programme during the entrepreneurship boot camp in Ota, Nigeria in July.

Tony O. Elumelu is chairman of Heirs Holdings and founder of the Tony Elumelu Foundation

‘Africapitalism’ is the key to creating more economic opportunities in Africa

Images of refugees attempting to reach Europe through any and all possible means have dominated global...

Govt urged to ease cost of doing business
Daily News
THE government should immediately address numerous checkpoints hampering the country's efforts in bolstering cross border trade by increasing costs of doing business. The call was made here by Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Secretary General, ...

Govt urged to ease access to legal services
Daily News
THE government has been asked to institute simple procedures at police stations and courts if it really wants to minimize incidents of child and women abuse in the country. The call was made by Ms Saada Salum Mussa from the Zanzibar Female Lawyers' ...

>The government has paid Sh65 billion as part of the debts in owes farmers under the National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA), a cabinet minister said yesterday.

Govt to create institutional apparatus to curb illegal drug trade, corruption
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The government is posed with immediate effect to make institutional reforms in the Police Force as it intensifies the war against illegal drug trade and corruption in the country. Government leaders for several times had continued waging the ...
State to deal with police station attackersDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)

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The government yesterday directed seven wards here to negotiate with Ortello Business Cooperation (OBC), a luxury hunting company, to bring to an end a lonstanding land dispute between them.

The Tanzania Women’s Bank (TWB) has lent more than Sh20 billion to women entrepreneurs and young people during the past four years.

>Calls coming from outside the country will earn the government an additional Sh20 billion annually, following the installation of the Telecommunication Traffic Monitoring System (TTMS).

Decision to award a bulk import tender without competitive bidding has raised eyebrows