Swala happy with Tanzania capital markets

>The London Stock Exchange is training Tanzania regulators and intermediaries on how to grow the local capital markets and help small and medium-sized companies to raise long-term financing through the bourse.

Following the establishment of the Customs Union in 2005, and then the Common Market in 2010, on 30 November 2013 five East African countries reached the agreement on the Monetary Union Protocol, which is the next step in regionalising the economy.

Since the enactment of the Capital Markets and Securities (CMS) Act, Cap. 79 of 1994 and the establishment of the Capital Markets and Securities Authority (CMSA) in 1996, there has been several developments in the Capital markets in Tanzania.

There are only 15 domestic companies listed in our local stock exchange; this number stands unfavourably when compared to over 30 companies listed in Ghana, over 60 companies in Kenya, over 250 companies in Nigeria, over 360 companies in Egypt and over 450 in South Africa.

>The future of Tanzanian business communities to have access to US markets through the African Growth Opportunity Act (Agoa) is brighter now, thanks to a decision by Agoa to extend time.

Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Kampuni ya Mafuta na Gesi ya Swala (Tanzania) PLC, David Mestres Ridge (kulia).

Kampuni ya mafuta na gesi ya Swala Tanzania PLC  inapenda kutaarifu  kwamba  imechagua eneo kwa ajili ya uchimbaji wa kisima cha mafuta na utafutaji kwa mwaka  2016 ambao utafanyika kwenye eneo tarajiwa la Kito  kwenye leseni ya Kilosa- Kilombero.

 Akifafanua kuhusu kuanza kwa uchimbaji huo, Ofisa Mtendaji Mkuu wa Swala, David Mestres Ridge alisema kuwa tafsiri ya marudio ya 2013 na 2014...

Tanzania produces enough rice for export yet it does not do so despite availability of a ready market within East Africa.

Pulses from Tanzania make their way to UP markets to meet shortfall
Times of India
MEERUT: After unseasonal rainfall wreaked havoc across the state in March and lowered the production of pulses, wholesalers in Meerut are breathing easy since pulses imported from Tanzania in Africa are being used to meet the shortfall. "Imported ...