Invest in India, envoy urges Tanzania businesses

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Nyusi Invites Tanzanian Businesses to Invest
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Maputo — Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi told Tanzanian business people on Monday that, over the last four year, Mozambique has attracted a flow of private investment estimated at 23 billion US dollars. He was speaking at the opening of the ...
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Invest in health, Kagera RC urges residents
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THE Kagera Regional Commissioner, Mr Fabian Massawe, has urged residents in the region to invest in health to avoid contracting kidney diseases. He also urged them to ensure that they check their health status from time to time and adhere to advice from ...

Parents and guardians have been advised to invest in their children’s education for the betterment of their future lives.

Dr Mengi urges businesses to support needy groups
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IPP Executive Chairman Dr Reginald Mengi has challenged members of the business community in Tanzania to channel part of their wealth into initiatives to assist people with disabilities. Dr Mengi threw the challenge over the weekend in Dar es Salaam ...

 In order to attain the’ middle-income target by 2025’, Tanzania should work on doubling its economic growth rate from the current 7 per cent rate, Japanese Ambassador Masaki Okada has advised.

The Ambassador of Tanzania to the Kingdom of Belgium Dr. Diodorus Kamala sends his sincerest congratulations the Open University of Tanzania for the award they have received during the 2014 European Awards for Best Practices. The awards which were organised by the European Society for Quality Research took place at the La Plaza Hotel in Brussels, Belgium in the evening of the 1st of June 2014.Present to receive the award on behalf of the Open University of Tanzania were the Chairperson of...

Those drafting this year’s budget have been asked to have in mind the Implementation of the National Economic Empowerment Policy of 2004 and its Act, which would enable a better business environment for the private sector – touted as the engine for economic growth - to operate.

>Hardly two weeks after Tanzania’s investment bodies convened a promotion forum in the US, three American companies have requested to invest under the country’s Export Processing Zones Authority (EPZA).