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Indian investors are planning to invest on wheat and sugarcane cultivation in Sumbawanga district, which are expected to generate employment opportunities to Tanzanians.
Foreign investors recorded net inflows of more than 4bn/- at the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (...
The Managing Director of SBL, Mark Ocitti (first left), talking to 28 employees of the company during the launch of their campaign to promote local tourism by climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, which was started by SBL on August 14 at the Machame gate. The campaign is also part of the company's programs to build physical health and well-being for its employees.
SERENGETI Breweries Limited (SBL) has paid tribute to the Royal Tour campaign championed by the...
CHUNYA District Council in Mbeya Region has set aside 20,000 acres of land for cashew farming...
HORTICULTURE is slowly, but surely becoming popular amongst Tanzanians, fresh data from the...
MINISTER for Agriculture Hussein Bashe has warned tobacco buyers against bribing cooperative...
WITH the ever changing climate conditions in the country and beyond, farmers have been urged to...
POLICE in Shinyanga Region are holding six people for smuggling 930.88 grams of gold...
Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) Group recorded a revenue amounting 260.1bn/- during the second...
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Shaka Hamdu Shaka (C) the CCM Secretary forIdeology and Publicity listens to Nipashe weekend editor Epson Luhwago (R) during his visit at The Guardian Ltd (TGL) at Mikocheni Light Industrial area in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Left is TGL Director Joyce Luhanga.
President Samia Suluhu Hassan waves to Muslim faithful shortly after Eid El Fitr prayersat the King Mohammed VI Mosque of Kinondoni suburb in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Photo: State House
United Bank for Africa (UBA) Tanzania Ltd managing director/CEO Gbenga Makinde holds yesterday’s copies of The Guardian and Nipashe daily newspapers when exchanging ideas with senior editorial and other executives of The Guardian Ltd (TGL), publishers of the two titles, during his familiarisation tour of TGL facilities in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Others (from-L): TGL director Joyce Luhanga, Nipashe newspaper deputy managing editor Epson Luhwago, IT manager Balaj Gopalakrishnan, chief accountant Samuel Orgeness, commercial director Ajay Goyal and printing manager Balasubramaniyan Venkadachalam. All photos: Correspondent Miraji Msala
The Guardian Limited director Joyce Luhanga (R) leads the Indian High Commissioner to Tanzania, Shri Binaya Srikanta Pradhan (2nd-R)), to the company’s offices in Dar es Salaam yesterday accompanied by TGL commercial director Ajay Goyal (in white shirt) and an official with the high commission. The envoy was on a familiarisation tour of IPP media outlets. Photos: Correspondent Miraji Msala
