NMB Bank Plc Managing Director, Ineke Bussemaker making a presentation during the launch of digital baking products in Dar es Salaam earlier this week. Photo: Halima Kambi
DAYS of bureaucratic red tape in opening bank accounts seem to be approaching faster than expected as NMB Bank Plc introduces a Self-service account that can be opened on a smartphone.
SBL Managing Director, Helene Weesie.
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Deputy Minister for Agriculture Food Security and Cooperatives, Omar Mgumba stressing a point during his meeting with Kilombero Sugar Company Limited’s management yesterday in Morogoro region. Left is KSC Board Chairman, Ambassador Ami Mpungwe. Photo: Guardian Photographer.
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President John Magufuli, former President Alhaj Ali Hassan Mwinyi, National Assembly deputy Speaker Dr Tulia Ackson Mwansasu (seated-L), former University of Dar es Salaam vice chancellor Prof Rwekaza Mukandala (seated-2nd-L), world-renowned conservationist Dr Jane Goodall (seated-R) and other guests in a group photo with IPP Executive Chairman Dr Reginald Mengi and some members of his family at yesterday’s launch in Dar es Salaam of his book: ‘I Can, I Must, I Will’ – The Spirit of Success. Photos: John Badi
Archbishop Jackson Sosthenes, Head of the Anglican Church of Tanzania, says a prayer at iftar the Dar es Salam Region Interreligious Peace Committee hosted on Tuesday. Photos: Selemani Mpochi
Foreign Affairs, East Africa, Regional and International Cooperation minister Dr Augustine Mahiga (3rd-R) unveils a plaque to launch the University of Dar es Salaam Centre for Chinese Studies (CCS) in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday. Looking are former Prime Minister and CCS Patron Mizengo Pinda (L), the university’s Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academics), Prof Bonaventure Rutinwa (2nd-R), and CCS Director Prof Humphrey Moshi. Photos: John Badi
IPP Executive Chairman Dr Reginald Mengi has a word with the French Ambassador to Tanzania, Frédéric Clavier, when at Kerege in Bagamoyo District at the weekend to grace the laying of the foundation stone for the ultramodern M-Pharmaceutical Industry plant. Photos: Selemani Mpochi
Deputy Minister for Agriculture Food Security and Cooperatives, Omar Mgumba stressing a point during his meeting with Kilombero Sugar Company Limited’s management yesterday in Morogoro region. Left is KSC Board Chairman, Ambassador Ami Mpungwe. Photo: Guardian Photographer.
FSDT Executive Director, Sosthenes Kewe contributes in panel discussion during the launch of FinSights Lab in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Others (from 2nd L-R) are Dr Blandina Kilama of REPOA, Josina Njambi of NMB, Hussein Sayed of Tigo and Moderator Julia Seifert. Photo: John Badi.
Tanzania Meteorological Agency (TMA) director Dr Agnes Kijazi.
lubricants.
Group CEO of Ecobank, Ade Ayeyemi.
In Tanzania still about 70 to 80 per cent labour is absorbed in this sector. Agricultural progress permits the shift of manpower from agricultural to non-agricultural sector.
A woman harvesting sisal on a farm in Tanga. File photo
Outreach and Promotion Manager from TECC, Abdul Juma (C) speaking during the launching of the 5th phase of VIA Pathways to Work Program in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Second right is John Mwakasege from PTF and other officials from partner institutions involved in the program. Photo: courtesy of TECC.
Group CEO of Ecobank, Ade Ayeyemi.
A woman harvesting sisal on a farm in Tanga. File photo
Outreach and Promotion Manager from TECC, Abdul Juma (C) speaking during the launching of the 5th phase of VIA Pathways to Work Program in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Second right is John Mwakasege from PTF and other officials from partner institutions involved in the program. Photo: courtesy of TECC.
Minister for Works, Transport and Communications, Engineer Isack Kamwele.
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