Investors’ appetite for securities up

 Investors’ appetite for a two-year Treasury Bond (T-Bond) was high last week, buoyed by an improvement in yields but the government accepted just a few bids.

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Chinese appetite for ivory blamed for rising poaching of elephants
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Mizengo Peter Pinda, Prime Minister of the United Republic of Tanzania together with H.E. Hui Liangyu, Vice Premier of the People's Republic of China and .. Chinese diplomatic and military staff went on buying sprees for illegal ivory while on official visits to ...
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Chinese demand for ivory is devastating Tanzania's elephant populationThe...

>Tanzania has opened doors for East African residents to purchase its government securities.

>No investor from the East African countries has started buying government securities since the regulator lifted curbs on them in May, the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) announced yesterday.

A three-day regional workshop to domesticate the EAC Council of Ministers’ Directives on Securities Market in the regional bloc into national laws has concluded in Arusha, Tanzania. The 31 July to 2 August workshop was organized by the EAC Secretariat in collaboration with the World Bank, as part of the financial sector integration and regionalization agenda.
The workshop reviewed modalities for domesticating the Council Directives on Securities Market into national laws of the respective...

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No to greedy investors
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POSSESSION of arable land is of great importance for farmers in rural Tanzania. It is also of paramount importance in determining our future for the well-being of our people. The numerous land disputes are clear-cut testimony to this fact. We, however, are ...

 Investors from the city of Vallejo in Solano County, California in the United States of America are in the country exploring various investment and trade opportunities.

Mac Group of Dar es Salaam and Pacific International Lines (PIL) of Singapore yesterday presented a cheque for $526,280 (Sh842 million) to the regulator – the Export Processing Zones Authority (EPZA) – as a step towards realising that objective.