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Between 2009 and 2013 the numbers of adults who were totally excluded from the financial system in Tanzania almost halved: from 11.7m to 6.6m in four years

Tanzania has the most conducive conditions for expanding access to financial services for the under-served populations in Sub-Saharan Africa, a new study has established.

The government, through the National Economic Empowerment Council (NEEC), is in talks with various commercial banks with a view to see how they can issue loans to Village Community Banks (Vicobas) in a deliberate economic empowerment effort.

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>INTERVIEW. The United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) has a project called Better Than Cash Alliance (BTCA) that advocates for electronic payment systems in developing countries. The project’s government and corporate relations specialist, Mr Tidhar Wald, visited Tanzania to engage the government in various issues. BusinessWeek Reporter Alawi Masare spoke with him

>Tanzania Investment Bank (TIB) is now eying entrepreneurs who are establishing industries for processing agricultural products, The Citizen has learnt.

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Plans for China’s new development bank, one of Beijing’s biggest global policy successes, were almost shelved two years ago due to doubts among senior Chinese policymakers.