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Tanzania Private Sector Foundation’s chairperson, Angelina Ngalula.
YOUNG women entrepreneurs have been challenged to exploit the global market place by offering their products and services on digital platforms which can be seen by many consumers.
Tanzania Gold Corporation’s Executive Chairman, James Sinclair.
ABILITY of Buckreef Gold plant to increase production to 40 tons per hour from the current five...
Zantel Head in Zanzibar, Mohamed Mussa speaks at a past event.
RESIDENTS of Zanzibar’s second largest island of Pemba heaved a sigh of relief last week after...
SHAREHOLDERS of Nicol Investment Company Plc should expect to earn more dividend annually as the...
IN its quest to support quality education in the country, National Bank of Commerce has donated...
CRDB Bank Plc’s management has been applauded for deploying a foreign currency converting...
TANZANIAN smallholder farmers have been urged to use a variety of fertiliser (MiCROP) it...
IN a bid to impart relevant knowledge and skills to entrepreneurs in the region, Geita...
CLIENTS of Total Tanzania Limited’s products and services have been promised genuine quality as...
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Mourners in their hundreds line up yesterday to enter Dar es Salaam’s Uhuru Stadium for yesterday’s state funeral of former president Benjamin William Mkapa. Photo: Correspondent Miraji Msala
This is the shelter where Benjamin Mkapa’s body lay in state at Dar es Salaam’s historical Uhuru Stadium yesterday to enable the city’s residents to pay their last respects to the former president. Photo: Correspondent Anthony Siyame
Iran’s Ambassador to Tanzania, Mousa Farhang (L), leads his delegation during talks with The Guardian Ltd general manager Srinivas Chintaruri (R), and Nipashe newspaper managing editor Beatrice Bandawe (2nd-R) and deputy ME Epson Luhwago (3rd-R). He toured the newspaper publishing company’s offices in Dar es Salaam yesterday.
ITV/Radio One channel director Macharia Koigi (gesturing) briefs Tigo chief commercial officer Tarik Boudiaf, who visited IPP media houses in Dar es Salaam yesterday.
