‘Pollution kills 4.3m annually’

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100000 jobseekers on streets annually
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Tanzania job market faces assaults from 100,000-strong new army of job seekers every year, but the government says it is too poor to afford places for the ever-rising number of graduates from over 100 universities in the country. Speaking in the Parliament ...

The government spends Sh500 million annually on clearing imported medicine for treating neglected diseases and distributing them countrywide.

>Tanzania loses about Sh3 trillion ($1.87 billion) in tax revenue every year through cheating by dishonest companies in import and export transactions, a new study reveals.

>It is the story of a man who starves in the midst of plenty simply because he does not know how eat. Consider this: Tanzania is in the top five countries in Africa with the best tourist attractions. Yet the number of tourists who visit the country yearly is just 11 percent of what South Africa recorded in 2013.

Tanzania: 10000 Elephants Killed Annually By Poachers
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Tanzania last week reiterated its call to the international community to ban trade on ivory and rhino products in order to counter the escalating poaching of the critically endangered animals. The leading markets of the animal trophies, notably China, Japan, the ...

s the Nane Nane exhibition continues, NMB Bank has reiterated its commitment to support farming activities through allocating Sh400 billion in loans to farmers each year.

A recent research by marine authorities has established that the country has the potential of registering a profit of at least USD 50 million (roughly 82.4bn/-) annually if the government effectively invest in the fishing industry. When launching the Tanzania Tuna Fishery Management Strategy, Permanent Secretary for Livestock and Fishery Development ministry, Dr Yohana Budeba said a recent research established that the country has a huge number of tuna fish in the Exclusive Economic...

-Nigeria and South Africa dominate the infrastructure market, but other countries like Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, and Tanzania are also poised for growth

-A substantial increase in spending in the basic manufacturing sector is expected in sub-Saharan Africa

-Transportation investment is expected to grow rapidly in South Africa over the coming decade, in particular in the road and rail subsectors

-Extraction spending in sub-Saharan Africa is projected to increase at 8% annually over...

Supermarket chains are losing goods worth Sh3.5 billion annually to shoplifters equivalent to half the money that Garissa County received from the National Treasury for this financial year.