In our briefing today: Negotiations with Somalia on joining EAC get greenlight from Heads of State; World Bank approves $300 million in funding to support Tanzanian farmers; Shanta Gold achieves commercial production at its Singida mine; WHO, AIRA train public health workers to fight infodemic.
On May 31, 2023, the Bank of Tanzania released a directive on foreign exchange operations in the country.
In our briefing today: Tanzania responds to the dollar shortage crisis; What’s up with Tanzania’s Proposed Intelligence and Security Service Act?; Experts urge caution as Tanzania prepares project-specific law on LNG; New AfDB funding to boost farmers’ access to fertilisers; NMB Bank, China’s UnionPay partner to boost mobile commerce among businesses.
A project-specific law gives investors preferential legal protections, boosting their confidence to invest in a given country.
The proposed amendments have been described as a blow to Tanzania’s “young and vulnerable” democracy.
In our briefing today: Heated debate ensues in parliament over dual citizenship; LHRC wants ‘rogue’ park rangers held accountable; Faru Graphite to supply natural graphite to South Korea’s POSCO International; Funding shortage forces WFP to slash food rations for refugees in Tanzania.
Its new investigation reveals how rangers commit numerous human rights violations while performing their duties.
MPs exchange emotionally-charged arguments over the necessity of the arrangement that has divided public opinions for some time now.
Ni Khairat Juma Bakari na Laura Msemwa, wanawake wawili waliouwawa kikatili Zanzibar, kwenye matukio mawili tofauti.
Miundombinu na mipango miji isiyo rafiki yatajwa kukwamisha uokozi wa haraka pindi majanga ya moto yanapotokea.
