Knowledge Sharing: The Dutch Disease Ahead of Tanzania Economy

With the growing technology, there is a need for cybersecurity experts and ICT experts at large to keep on learning new things and updating themselves of the current technologies – Dr. Waudo urged during the opening of the conference I attended in "KENYA"

The Rapid changes of technology each day that comes along with new techniques used to commit cybercrimes should force us to do the best we can to share knowledge among us and collaborate for us to be able to fight cybercrimes.

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The deputy director for the International Monetary Fund’s African Department, Dr Rodger Nord, was recently in Dar es Salaam.

After 2010 elections, Tanzania’s economy was almost in shambles, to say the least. By then the world was struggling to overcome the global financial crisis. Our election spending also worsened things.

>Tanzania maintained its place as one of 20 fastest growing economies in the world with its average growth rate of 6.9 per cent between 2005 and last calendar year, it has been reported.

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Tanzania rated highly by the Dutch
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DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania – A Netherlands based tourist website www.safaribookings.com has rated Tanzania as the best destination for tourists in Africa followed in second and third places by Botswana and Kenya. The ratings are a result of a research ...

Dutch companies involved in the gas value chain are ready to assist Tanzania in realising its dream from natural gas.

Over the years, there has been a lot of talk by some of our economic experts – to the pleasure of politicians – that Tanzania’s economy is growing at a commendable pace.

Reports indicating that Tanzania’s economy is one of the fastest growing in the world today, earning the country accolades in international circles, are apparently making little sense to te common man as it is yet to impact positively on the quality of his life, a new study has established.