Maendeleo Bank set to support 20 youth groups in greenhouse tech

IPPmedia
Maendeleo Bank set to support 20 youth groups in greenhouse tech
IPPmedia
In a move to stimulate agricultural development, the Maendeleo Bank will before end of this year support over 20 groups of youth in Dar es Salaam and Coast Region, who intend to engage in the use of green house technology that is aimed at improving ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

IPPmedia

12 Apr

Why youth join terror groups

Why youth join terror groups
IPPmedia
Local politicians, clergy and academicians have expressed mixed opinions over major motives behind worldwide terrorism and the ongoing trend of the local youth recruitment in terror groups, not completely ruling out religious doctrine as source of the ...

 

11 years ago

Michuzi

NIC Bank Tanzania receives TZs 8.5Billion capital boost:Funds to support the Bank’s lending capacity targeted at Corporate and SME market

NIC Bank Tanzania will benefit from Tzs 8.5 Billion of additional capital from the Bank’s shareholders. The funds will be disseminated in two tranches of Tzs 5.8B with the injection of additional capital from NIC Bank Kenya already done in December 2013, with the Tzs 2.7B balance from the other local shareholders of NIC Bank Tanzania expected within a period of 6 months but no later than June 2014.

“A growing financial need in this market has required that NIC Bank Tanzania further grow...

 

10 years ago

Daily News

30 Jun

Muslim youth implored to refrain from terrorist groups

Muslim youth implored to refrain from terrorist groups
Daily News
THE director of the World Islamic Propagation and Humanitarian Services (WIPAHS), Sheikh Haji Sahib has urged Muslim youth to stop supporting incidents of terrorism in the society because it was against Islamic religion. Sheikh Sahib made the call on ...

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

28 Jun

`Women, youth groups must seek local opportunities`

`Women, youth groups must seek local opportunities`
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Women, youth and other groups have been urged to explore and venture into investment opportunities available in local administrative areas as a rapid measure for their personal development and contribution to efforts geared towards poverty eradication.

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

03 Sep

NHC hands over more brick machines to groups of youth

NHC hands over more brick machines to groups of youth
IPPmedia
As part of its ongoing initiative to increase youth employment, the National Housing Corporation (NHC) has donated another 32 brick making machines to district councils in Kagera Region. Speaking during the hand over event recently in the region, NHC ...

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

26 Jan

EALA pledges to support regional farmers' groups

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EALA pledges to support regional farmers' groups
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Speaker of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA), Daniel Kidega has pledged to help the Eastern Africa Farmers Federation (EAFF) consolidate and notch up its participation in the integration process. Speaking over the weekend at the official launch ...
New EALA Speaker outlines plansEast African Business Week

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10 years ago

IPPmedia

27 Jan

Dr Mengi urges businesses to support needy groups

Dr Mengi urges businesses to support needy groups
IPPmedia
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 ...

 

10 years ago

Daily News

20 Jan

Iddi urges youth to avoid religious extremist groups

Iddi urges youth to avoid religious extremist groups
Daily News
ZANZIBAR'S Second -Vice President, Amb. Seif Ali Iddi, has called on Muslim youth against following teachings that drive them to be violent. “There are some clerics who claim to be good preachers of Islamic religion, yet they are for their own interests,” Mr ...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

05 May

LEWIS: Connected and angry, African youth groups push for democracy

>Four years after launching a campaign to get young Senegalese to vote, journalist Fadel Barro found himself in a dark prison cell over 4,000 km (2,500 miles) from home in Democratic Republic of Congo, accused of fomenting insurrection.

 

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