Worry, problems and strife: Investors fear markets not out of woods despite big rally

A man having stomach pain went to his doctor. The doctor asked if he was having trouble in his personal life or at his job.

The man explained that he was worried about some incidents that had happened at work with his boss and his co-workers. Was there something the man could do to change what had happened? ”No,” responded the man. ”But it continues to bother me.” The doctor said, ”There is nothing you can do about the past. Close the chapter and move on. You are upsetting yourself and...

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>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.

 The Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) monopoly is discouraging at least 100 investors who want to enter into the energy market, BusinessWeek has learnt.

WTI gaps to the downside in Asia's open, coronavirus fear gripping markets  FXStreet

Investors can do some buying as markets are 'a lot cheaper,' but key is moderation, says billionaire investor Howard Marks  CNBCHoward Marks’ bull & bear case outlook on end of virus crisis  Economic TimesOaktree’s Marks Says Worst Likely Still to Come for Asset Prices  BloombergWhy Howard Marks is suddenly very worried  The Australian Financial ReviewView Full coverage on Google News

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When Tanzania's fifth president Dr. John Magufuli on Friday inaugurated the new parliament in Dodoma, the political capital of East Africa's largest country, all eyes and ears were glued to either TV or radio to hear him outline his policies for the ...

The government has embarked on a programme of marketing projects, worth $10 billion (over Sh16 trillion), under Big Results Now (BRN) to foreign investors.

As the battle for the Kikwete Succession heats up within the ruling party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi, former Prime Minister Edward Lowassa is shaping up as the man to watch, so much so that the new development is threatening to tear apart one of Africa’s oldest political parties.