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The former Apple CEO and founder of Obi Mobiles Mr. John Sculley discusses a point during their visit of Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) to explore investment opportunities. This company is now eying the East African market. The former Apple CEO and Obi Mobiles co-founder Mr. John Sculley explains something during the visit of Tanzania Investment Centre offices today, 20 March 2015. On his left is Mrs. Diane Sculley. The meeting between Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology,...

>Lawmakers have proposed various austerity measures which they believe could see the 2014/15 national Budget implemented by 100 per cent, if applied.

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Immigration boosts state earnings
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VARIOUS services offered by the Immigration Department have boosted government revenue collections six fold in the last seven years, the Home Affairs Ministry has said. Deputy Minister for home Affairs, Mr Pereira Ame Silima, said in Dar es Salaam on ...

Tanzania’s economy will attract Sh320 billion in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) annually from this year up to 2017, a new survey has revealed.

Tigo’s parent company, Millicom, registered a 21.6 per cent growth in revenues during the first quarter of the current calendar year, wit

Economic lives of over 250 women of Kabusuli Village, Sengerema District in Mwanza have significantly improved during the past few months, thanks to a new empowerment initiative that is being undertaken in the area.

Investors can’t blame the stock market’s bumpy ride so far this year on S&P 500 earnings, which could end the reporting period with the best quarterly growth in more than two years.

Tanzania’s value of exports has increased by 9.2 per cent as manufacturing and tourism improved in the year ending October 2015, according to the Bank of Tanzania (BoT).