New packages for pensioners in the pipeline, says regulator

>A nation with a visionary leadership anchors its future on the young. This is why we must pay greater attention to education, the means by which youth are prepared to build and sustain their societies as their parents pass on.

Regulator Clears Air On Pre-Poll Broadcasts
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The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) clarified on Monday that it had not banned live broadcasts on electronic media by people who are not contestants ahead of the general election. However, the industry's watchdog reminded radio ...

Pensioners, under the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) programme, can now easily acquire loans from the Tanzania Postal Bank (TPB), thanks to a programme launched yesterday.

The government owes workers Sh8.43 trillion, and that is a hefty amount, even if it is converted to currencies of the industrialised economies. We are talking of about $ 5 billion here or, if you like, some sterling pounds 3.1 billion!

The Social Security Regulatory Authority (SSRA) has once again emerged an overall winner in the category of small and medium-size organisations.

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The country has continued to suffer massive pipeline fuel losses, alarming the regulators who are now calling for urgent solution to stop the negative trend.

This comes in the wake of a recent report that around two million liters of fuel were lost when two vessels discharged fuel at the Single Point Mooring (SPM) recently.

A letter by the Petroleum Importation Co-ordinator (PIC) dated March 2 to oil terminal owners signed by its General Manager Michael Mjinja...

The Social Security schemes in Tanzania have been in the headlines of local mass media organs in recent times – much of that good, I must hastily add!

>Serengeti District Council has  been given the green light to rehabilitate Mugumu airstrip to the level of International  Airport which will see tremendous increase in the number of tourists going to Serengeti National Park