Sacgot for major tea investment project

From left to right: Juliet Kairuki, CEO, Tanzania Investment Centre, Peniel Lyimo, Deputy CEO, Presidential Delivery Bureau, Mrs Sophia Kaduma, Permanent Secretary Ministry of Agriculture; Hon. Chiza, Minister of Agriculture United Republic of Tanzania, Pierre Luigi Sigismund, Board Member and Head of Global Supply Chain Unilever; Dr Ramadhaan Mwinjika, Permanent Secretary Ministry of Transport; Ambassador Modest Mero, Permanent Representative of the Government of Tanzania to the United...

The volume of Tanzania’s tea exported via Mombasa auction went down further during the past one year as traders change their trading modalities in search of better prices.

TP Mazembe president, Moise Katumbi, says African clubs need European-style investment in order to improve.

Tanzania and the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (Unido) yesterday launched a $31.227 million (Sh56.21 billion) biomass project that is geared towards helping East Africa’s second largest economy to produce energy from wastes.

The government is soon to announce a tender for the construction of an interchange or fly-over at the highly congested Ubungo intersection.

This United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) call for investment proposals is the first in Tanzania under the Local Finance Initiative (LFI) programme which is being implemented in partnership with the government of Tanzania through the Prime Minister’s Office – Ministry of Regional Administration and Local Governments (PMO-RALG).

For more details follow this link http://www.uncdf.org/en/content/call-investment-project-proposals

This United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) call for investment proposals is the first in Tanzania under the Local Finance Initiative (LFI) programme which is being implemented in partnership with the government of Tanzania through the Prime Minister’s Office – Ministry of Regional Administration and Local Governments (PMO-RALG). For more details follow this link… ...

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CHAI BORA the leading Tea packing company in Tanzania, with over 300 employee operating countrywide distribution from head office based in Dar-es-Salaam, Companies factory is based in Mafinga Irringa region the main Tea growing area, CHAI BORA is happy to pack the Tea growing region to keep the freshness of Taste and aroma. Company Brands are known to public, accepted with ISO quality certification and TBS standards. Company is...