Make insurance relevant

Afisa Mtendaji Mkuu wa Sanlam General Insurance Ndugu Manasseh Kawaloka  Akitoa Hotuba yake Kwenye halfa ya Kampuni ya NIKO Insurance Limited Ilipobadili Jina na kuwa Sanlam General Insurance.

Kampuni ya Bima Niko limited Imebadili jina na kuwa Sanlam General Insurance Limited.Mabadiliko hayo yanalenga Kupanua Wigo Na kuimarisha uwepo wake Nchini Tanzania na Afrika Mashariki  kwa Jumla.Sanlam General Insuarence Itaendelea Kutoa Huduma Mbalimbali za BimaKwa Wateja Binafsi na Mashirika...

A Tanzanian insurance firm, NIKO Insurance, has rebranded to Sanlam General Insurance (Tanzania) limited as it seeks to strengthen its identity and expand visibility in East African markets.

Over 40 years ago when I was at Ilboru Secondary School, teachers encouraged learning in various ways. Take Mr Hopland from Norway. During my Form Two year, he offered weekly prizes for those who read the highest number of books.

Economics statistics show that Tanzania has been experiencing growth in the last couple decades. The rate of investment portfolio is on the rise from both local and foreign investors.

It is not by chance that you are reading this article today. I strongly sense that you are in some way brought here because of a situation in your personal and professional life.

Dr Bilal: Relevant policies vital in fighting poverty
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Vice President Dr Mohamed Gharib Bilal has reiterated on the importance of putting in place relevant policies and setting priorities in efforts to address poverty and transform Tanzania into a middle income country by 2025. He said for Tanzanians to graduate ...
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Teachers told to design relevant local teaching aids
Daily News
TEACHERS attending the Literacy and Numeracy Education Support (LANES) programme here have been challenged to be innovative by designing teaching aids according to their environment. Speaking at the ongoing training, Director of the Centre for ...

Jamal Kondo is a carpenter and a small-scale trader in Dar es Salaam. One day, he fell ill and was admitted at Zakhem hospital in Mbagala. Luckily for him, he had an insurance plan and did not have to worry about the high cost of healthcare in Tanzania.

>Tanzania’s insurance dealers have failed to absorb huge potential of retail market causing decimal inclusion of Tanzanians in the insurance sector.