Indian steel trading firm enters Tanzania’s market

>OLX, one of the world’s leading online classified platforms, yesterday announced its foray into the Tanzanian market with Facebook’s Internet.org app.

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Indian firm Olive Telecommunications has moved to court challenging the tender review board’s decision to cancel the KSh24.6 billion school laptops contract award.

-Angola announced the launch of sovereign debt bonds amounting to USD $1,500,000,000

Angola announced the launch of sovereign debt bonds in the international market in the form of Eurobonds, amounting to USD $1,500,000,000.00 (one thousand five hundred million US dollars), under the Executive public finance management policy, in accordance with the long-term economic and financial development programme.

Among the main benefits that this sovereign issuance may lead to are:

1. Diversification...

The tender for the supply of laptops for Kenyan primary schools has been awarded to Olive Telecommunication of India at a price of Ksh24.6 billion ($285,880,536).

Until now anyone thinking of buying a new 4x4 car would be unlikely to go for an African brand - largely because there weren't any.

>A German-Chinese company, which designs and manufactures trucks, buses, sport utility vehicles and agricultural machinery, is officially entering the Tanzanian market next month.

A Nigeria-based firm which deals in integrated digital payments in Africa, Interswitch, has entered Tanzania’s market, the company announced yesterday.

The International Cotton Association (Ica) has changed its legal and regulatory rules to create a safe trading environment that will benefit Tanzania and other countries that make use of the organisation’s by laws.