NSSF told to act on defaulting employers

Civic Union Front (CUF) yesterday called upon President Jakaya Kikwete to act on the Parliament’s resolution calling for the removal of government officials implicated in the Tegeta escrow account saga.

>Minister for Finance Omar Yussuf Mzee has cited violation of the Public Finance Act, 2005 as a major cause of misuse of public funds in the Isles.

Wachezaji wa Jambo Leo mpira wa miguu (wenye jezi rangi nyekundu) wakitoka uwanjani mara baada ya kufungwa goli la 3 na kususia mchezo huo kwa madai uwanja umeharibika kwa kujaa maji. Mchezo huo ulivunjika katika dakika 69.

Wachezaji wa timu ya NSSF mpira wa miguu wakitoka uwanjani huku wakipongezana mara baada ya mwamuzi kumaliza pambano lao na timu ya Jambo Leo. NSSF walipewa ushindi wa magoli 3-0. Baada ya Timu ya Jambo Leo kukimbia uwanjani baada ya kufungwa goli la 3 katika dakika 69...

Wachezaji wa Jambo Leo mpira wa miguu (wenye jezi rangi nyekundu) wakitoka uwanjani mara baada ya kufungwa goli la 3 na kususia mchezo huo kwa madai uwanja umeharibika kwa kujaa maji. Mchezo huo ulivunjika katika dakika 69. Wachezaji wa timu ya NSSF mpira wa miguu wakitoka uwanjani huku wakipongezana mara baada ya mwamuzi kumaliza pambano lao na timu ya Jambo Leo. NSSF walipewa ushindi wa magoli 3-0. Baada ya Timu ya Jambo Leo kukimbia uwanjani baada ya kufungwa goli la 3 katika dakika 69...

Even for a small company, Sh12 million is a tiny amount. It is thus almost unbelievable that, MMG, a gold processing firm in Bukombe District, Geita Region, has sacrificed its reputation by delaying to pay 60 of its temporary workers that sum.

Private sector employers are calling upon the new administration to amend some current policies and legislative pieces that taint Tanzania’s image to existing and prospective investors.

The Association of Tanzania Employers (ATE) wants the new government to address policy and law issues that have been triggering the high cost of doing business in the country.

CAPE-TOWN, South-Africa, June 30, 2015/ -- While many global companies are expanding, or seeking to expand in Africa, the availability and retention of talent is proving to be one of the main challenges facing growth and expansion on the continent. According to Lebo Tseladimitlwa, VP of Human Resources at DHL Express Sub Saharan Africa (http://www.dpdhl.com), talent is perceived to be one of the major challenges facing business leaders in the region, with 83%(1) of African CEOs admitting...