Private sector queries Dar Port new work plan validity

Plans to have Dar es Salaam port operate around the clock have suffered a setback after some stakeholders refused to endorse the suggestion, The Citizen has reliably learnt.

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Magufuli promises to work closely with private sector
IPPmedia
President John Magufuli has promised to work closely with the private sector, saying the fifth phase government strongly believes in private sector partnership in creating citizens welfare and hence the need to come together and discuss how to ...
Tax evaders get 7-day ultimatumDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
How to be… the no-nonsense Pombe MagufuliKFM
Pablo: What would Magufuli do?The Observer...

Mr. Masagos ZulkiflThe fight against Cybercrime has never been a work of individual alone or specific group of people. Joining hands is strongly recommended to win the fight – Cybercrimes have no borders and the impact that we see today is very high compared to the past few years. "MIDDLE EAST COUNTRIES"  have recently showed a great example not forgetting European Union with its Cybersecurity framework.

 In Singapore, the Government hopes to work more closely with the private and education...

>If development were to be judged by the number of heavy investments especially in infrastructure, then Tanzania would be said to be on the right track—thanks to multibillion dollar projects targeting construction of new ports, expansion of the existing ones and standard gauge railways.

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EAC Secretary General's Private Sector CEO Forum Held in Dar
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Arusha — The Secretary General of East African Community, Amb. Dr. Richard Sezibera has assured Chief Executive Officers of Private Businesses and Business Leaders/Owners in Tanzania that the governments in the region were determined to do away ...
Set to align tourism laws: East African Community member stateseTurboNews
EAC tables over 100 million USD budgetDaily News

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Remanded Tanzania Private Sector Foundation chairman Shamte dies in Dar es Salaam  The Citizen Daily

Tanzania is in final stages of drafting a private sector development policy and strategy which seeks to create a conducive business environment among businesses.

The private sector in Tanzania wants a stable and predictable regulatory environment which will enable investors, operators and customers to make long-term decisions with confidence.

Although Tanzania’s economy has been growing at around 7 per cent over the past 10 years, its benefits are yet to trickle down to the majority of people.