Use simplified machines, Tanzanians advised

Tanzanians advised to use climate data for development
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VILLAGE and local governments have been challenged to use the strengthening climate information and early warning systems for climate resilient development and adaptation to climate change in dealing with disaster management in their respective areas.

 Akiba Commercial Bank (ACB) said yesterday it has simplified its services so as to serve its growing number of micro enterprises better.

Dar es Salaam. Rice farmers in various regions may find it easy to harvest their produce this season as a Dar es Salaam-based firm has imported combine harvesters.

CCM ldeology and Publicity Secretary Nape Nnauye has said the opposition will be badly defeated and even wiped out in Lindi Region after the October 25 polls.

Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) is currently undertaking a number of measures that seek to speed up clearance of goods at the port of Dar es Salaam. One of such measures is re-organising the documentation process, according to acting director general, Madeni Kipande.

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Zanzibar moves to EFD machines
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IN efforts to curb tax evasions, Zanzibar is in the process of introducing Electronic Fiscal Devices (EFD), the Zanzibar Minister of Finance Mr Omar Yussuf Mzee said here. “We need the EFD machine urgently, and we have formed a committee to study how we ...

Furniture Centre DSM Ltd has purchased modern machines that can produce high quality furniture within a short period of time as the company seeks to meet the growing demand for furnishings among Tanzanians.

The government yesterday put on the spotlight herbalists who own suspect diagnostic machines—the Quantum Magnetic Analysers—which were exposed by The Citizen on Sunday as the healers’ tricky way of earning money from patients.