New platform connects Tanzanian firms globally

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Kenya now bans Tanzanian tour firms in tourism feud
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After months of haggling over cross-border tourism operations, the Government has, with immediate effect, barred Tanzanian registered tour vans from operating in the country altogether. “This means that from today, February 6, 2015, Tanzanian registered ...
Kenya restores ban on TZ cars at airports,...

 Mobisol Tanzania, a company based in Berlin, Germany which started its operations in Tanzania four years ago, has sold over 30,000 solar home systems to households in Tanzania and Rwanda. Apart from selling solar home systems, the company supports government’s and communities’ social and economic development initiatives through its corporate social responsibility program.

The election is expected to affect the entire East African region and the African continent at large

TIA challenged to compete globally
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Institute of Accountancy (TIA) adved to upgrade its course content to international standards so as to compete in the global market, Deputy Minter for Industry and Trade Ms Janet Mbene said. She made the call in Dar es Salaam on Saturday while officiating at ...

As the world marks the Day of the Girl Child today, the European Union (EU) in Tanzania has lauded the Constituent Assembly (CA) move on reviewing the legal marriage age for girls in the Proposed Constitution.

Dar es Salaam. Arusha has been named among 35 cities from across the globe which are ready to respond to the social, economic and physical shocks.

In a welcome turnaround, economic freedom is “once again on the rise,” according to the editors of the 20th annual Index of Economic Freedom, released today by The Heritage Foundation and The Wall Street Journal. “Much of the momentum lost during the past five years has been regained.”

>The World Bank (WB) analysis on oil prices in Global Economic Prospects says gains from low oil prices can be substantial for developing-country importers if supported by stronger global growth.

The prosecution has called for international cooperation in the fight against cybercrime globally, considering the increase of such crimes and advancement of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in the world.

In the National Prosecutions Service Journal released by the Attorney General’s Chambers recently, the prosecution pointed out that, however, global initiatives made at regional and sub-regional level and guidelines to fight such foe were developed at different...