- Introduces lending solutions for vehicle owners and drivers, business owners, agents, customers as well as smart phone loans through device financing scheme.
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Thursday, 24 August 2023
VODACOM UNVEILS "MAISHA NI KUJIONGEZA NA M-PESA"
VODACOM YAZINDUA "MAISHA NI KUJIONGEZA NA M-PESA"
- Yatambulisha mikopo mbali mbali ikiwemo mikopo mipya ya Chomoka na ada ya bima kwa wamiliki wa vyombo vya moto, mikopo kwa wafanyabiashara, mawakala, wateja binafsi ikiwemo mikopo nafuu ya simu janja.
Wednesday, 23 August 2023
NIC YAJIVUNIA MAFANIKIO YA TUNZO MBALIMBALI KWA 2023
BOT OUTLINES MEASURES TO SPUR SHILLING REBOUND
Dar es Salaam: The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) says that Tanzania is seeing a positive turn from the dollar scarcity and other economic woes.
Addressing a press briefing at the central bank headquarters yesterday, BoT director of policy and research, Suleiman Misango said that the economic trend is now shifting, with dollar supply starting to stabilise amid a positive global economic outlook, which is forecast to close at 3 percent in 2023 from the previously projected 2.8 percent at the beginning of the year, meaning there will be more supply of foreign currency.
BoT attributed the currency instability to the war in Ukraine, Covid-19 aftermath, climate change and foreign monetary policies.
Expounding the latter point, he said monetary policies implemented by developed nations that are grappling with high inflation have adversely impacted Tanzania. "Specifically, the decision by the United States Federal Reserve to increase interest rates from 0.25 percent in March to 5.5 percent in July 2023 had a huge impact on the global economy," Mr Misango said.
This made global investors invest in the US market in order to get a huge return on their investment, leading to a dollar scarcity in other markets, including Tanzania, and exacerbated the interest rate on loan risk premiums, making borrowing on the global market expensive.
"US inflation has now dropped to 3 percent, with their target being 2 percent. This means dollars will soon be accessible globally, including in Tanzania," Mr Misango explained.
Providing further context on why Tanzania's economy is now showing signs of withstanding the recent global economic downtime, Mr Misango said Tanzania's foreign reserve as of August 21, 2023, stood at $5.441 billion. The foreign reserve is enough for imports of goods and services for 4.9 months and is one of the highest in recent memory.
The $5.441 billion is composed of US dollars at 77 percent, Chinese Yuan at 16 percent, Sterling Pounds at 4.78 percent, and Australian dollars at 1.72 percent.
Tuesday, 22 August 2023
NMB YADHAMINI CDF TROPHY 2023 KWA MILIONI 30
"Katika kufanikisha mashindano haya mwaka huu JWTZ inapoadhimisha miaka 59 hapo Septemba Mosi, NMB tumetoa Shilingi Milioni 30 kufanikisha michuano hii ya mwaka huu.
"Huu ni muendelezo wa benki yetu kudhamini michezo nchini, ambako karibuni tu tumesaini makubaliano ya kuongeza ufanisi wa usajili wa Mashabiki na Wanachama wa klabu kongwe za soka za Yanga na Simba, huku tukiwa na kumbukumbu chanya za kuzidhamini Taifa Stars, Azam FC, Singida United, timu ya Taifa ya mpira wa magongo na Mashindano ya mashule," alibainisha Aikansia.
MID-TERM GROWTH FOR EAST AFRICA REGION PROJECTED HIGHEST ON THE CONTINENT FOR 2023-4
East Africa will register the highest regional economic performance on the continent in 2023 and 2024, with growth figures at over 5 percent, according to the newly published African Development Bank 2023 East Africa Economic Outlook.
The report, launched on Thursday 27 July, projects mid-term economic growth in the region to accelerate to 5.1% in 2023 and 5.8 % in 2024, outpacing all the other African regions. This will be largely driven by growth in Rwanda, Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya, Djibouti, and Tanzania.
According to the report, East Africa’s real GDP was propelled by its services sector, contributing almost half of the economic growth in 2022. The sector contributed 2.0 percentage points to GDP growth, lower than 2.5 percentage points on average for the period 2015-2021. The region's natural and cultural attractions draw tourists from around the world, creating a demand for services like accommodation, food, and entertainment.
The East Africa region, however, faces several external and domestic downside risks that could affect the positive economic outlook. These include a global economic slowdown, rising commodity prices, the continued Russian invasion of Ukraine, international trade policies, tightening of global financial conditions, exchange rate depreciation, and a resurgence of Covid-19.
“The domestic risks include gaps in infrastructure, domestic conflicts and political instability, macroeconomic imbalances, and adverse impacts of climate change,” the report states.
The annual flagship Africa Economic Report of the African Development Bank offers an assessment of the region’s recent macroeconomic performance. The report also examines medium-term projections and the risks to the region’s growth outlook, providing in-depth analysis of topical issues that the region is grappling with.
The theme of the 2023 report is “Mobilizing Private Sector Financing for Climate Change and Green Growth”. It delves into the imperatives for a green transition for Africa and the role of private sector financing. It further presents a case for natural capital as a key source of financing for climate-compatible growth in East Africa.
2ND EDITION OF PHARMATECH & HEALTH EAST AFRICA INTERNATIONAL EXPO JOINTLY HELD WITH MEDICAL & LAB EAST AFRICA INTERNATIONAL EXPO: 24 - 26 AUG. 2023
Introduction
Exhibitions & Trade Services India Pvt. Ltd. (ETSIPL) in partnership with Ministry of Health and Pharmaceutical Society of Tanzania (PST) will hold the 2nd Edition of Pharmatech & Health East Africa International Expo jointly held with Medical & Lab East Africa International Expo. This will take place from Thursday 24th August to Saturday 26th August 2023 in the Diamond Jubilee Hall in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
ETSIPL is the leading exhibition organizer and promoter from India handling over 50+ exhibitions around the world in Africa, Asia, Europe and Middle East. We have special expertise in organizing and handling international exhibitions in the Pharma, Medical, Healthcare, Lab & Related sectors.
The 2nd Edition of Pharmatech & Health East Africa jointly with Medical & Lab East Africa will focus on Pharmaceuticals, APIs, Medical, Healthcare, Surgical, Laboratory, Orthopaedic, Clean Rooms, Dental among others. This year the exhibition is sponsored by BLISS GVS PHARMA LIMITED. The 2nd Edition has support from the Ministry of Health, Tanzania Medicines & Medical Devices Authority (TMDA), Association of Private Health Facilities in Tanzania (APHFTA), Tanzania Association of Pharmaceutical Importers (TAPI), Tanzania Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (TPMA), Tanzania Surgical Association (TSA), Medical Women’s Association of Tanzania (MEWATA) and Tanzania Medical Devices Manufacturers Association (TMDMA). The exhibition is endorsed by TANTRADE and the local partner and media partners are Tanzania Conference Services Ltd and Crayon Media Agency respectively.
The entire partnership will enhance the mission to provide a comprehensive platform to enable growth of the Pharma, Medical & Healthcare industry in Tanzania through interactions with domestic and international exhibitors who will be showcasing their products and services.
The International Exhibition will bring together 105+ Domestic and International Companies with representation from Tanzania, India, Kenya, China, Yemen and others. The aim is to showcase the latest products and technologies in the Pharmatech, Health, Medical & Lab industry to the stakeholders in Tanzania and East Africa.
Exhibitions & Trade Services India Pvt. Ltd. (ETSIPL) in partnership with Ministry of Health and Pharmaceutical Society of Tanzania (PST) will hold the 2nd Edition of Pharmatech & Health East Africa International Expo jointly held with Medical & Lab East Africa International Expo. This will take place from Thursday 24th August to Saturday 26th August 2023 in the Diamond Jubilee Hall in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
ETSIPL is the leading exhibition organizer and promoter from India handling over 50+ exhibitions around the world in Africa, Asia, Europe and Middle East. We have special expertise in organizing and handling international exhibitions in the Pharma, Medical, Healthcare, Lab & Related sectors.
The 2nd Edition of Pharmatech & Health East Africa jointly with Medical & Lab East Africa will focus on Pharmaceuticals, APIs, Medical, Healthcare, Surgical, Laboratory, Orthopaedic, Clean Rooms, Dental among others. This year the exhibition is sponsored by BLISS GVS PHARMA LIMITED. The 2nd Edition has support from the Ministry of Health, Tanzania Medicines & Medical Devices Authority (TMDA), Association of Private Health Facilities in Tanzania (APHFTA), Tanzania Association of Pharmaceutical Importers (TAPI), Tanzania Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (TPMA), Tanzania Surgical Association (TSA), Medical Women’s Association of Tanzania (MEWATA) and Tanzania Medical Devices Manufacturers Association (TMDMA). The exhibition is endorsed by TANTRADE and the local partner and media partners are Tanzania Conference Services Ltd and Crayon Media Agency respectively.
The entire partnership will enhance the mission to provide a comprehensive platform to enable growth of the Pharma, Medical & Healthcare industry in Tanzania through interactions with domestic and international exhibitors who will be showcasing their products and services.
The International Exhibition will bring together 105+ Domestic and International Companies with representation from Tanzania, India, Kenya, China, Yemen and others. The aim is to showcase the latest products and technologies in the Pharmatech, Health, Medical & Lab industry to the stakeholders in Tanzania and East Africa.
Monday, 21 August 2023
RAIS SAMIA AIPA CHETI NMB CHA MLIPA GAWIO MKUBWA
“Ni muhimu sana ofisi ya msajili wa hazina ihakikishe inasimamia ipasavyo sheria na kanuni zilizopo katika kuhakikisha kuwa taasisi za umma zinajiendesha kwa tija na kuipunguzia serikali mzigo wa gharama za kuziendesha,” alisema Rais Samia.
SIAH MALLE'S JOURNEY OF PURSUING HER PASSION
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| Siah Malle assessing engineering projects presented by young female engineers at the 8th Tanzania Women in Engineering Convention and Exhibition (TAWECE) held in Zanzibar. |
Growing up, Siah was fascinated by the world of science and technology. Her brother, a civil engineer, sparked her interest in engineering and she was determined to follow in his footsteps. Encouraged by her teachers, she studied science and mathematics at high school, where she excelled in these subjects.
Siah was then accepted onto a three-year diploma engineering course at Arusha Technical College where she studied engineering and her teacher, Mr. John Mbando, recognised her potential early on and encouraged her to move away from civil engineering and specialise in mechanical engineering.
Mr. Mbando convinced her that mechanical engineering had many advantages, including employability, benefits and creating solutions for society with tangible impacts. Siah's passion for mechanical engineering grew and she was determined to enter this profession.
NMB, VODACOM WAZINDUA ‘MILIKI SIMU-LIPA MDOGO MDOGO'
Katika kuwezesha urahisi wa malipo:
- Mteja ataweza kulipa kianzio cha Tsh 20,000 kisha kulipa kuanzia Tsh 900 tu kwa siku.
- Mteja anaweza kuchagua pia kufanya malipo kwa wiki au mwezi.
- Mteja anaweza kujiunga na huduma hii kupitia menu ya M-Pesa, kisha kufika kwenye duka lolote la Vodacom kuchukua simu yake.
- Kwa mwaka huu zitatolewa simu milioni moja kwa wateja ambao watakidhi vigezo vya kukopeshwa.
“Ubia huu una tija kwani utafungua uchumi wa kidijitali na kutengeneza fursa za ziada kwa Watanzania.”
NMB, ATCL WAZINDUA MFUMO WA MALIPO TIKETI ZA NDEGE
Ushirikiano huo umezinduliwa Makao Makuu ya NMB jijini Dar es Salaam leo Jumatano Agosti 16, ambako msafiri atakayelipia tiketi za safari za ndani ya nchi kupitia NMB, atakatiwa bima ya maisha, ulemavu ama upotevu wa mizigo safarini, ambapo atalipwa hadi Sh. Mil. 5 za Kitanzania itapotokea mteja kufariki dunia.
Akizungumza wakati wa uzinduzi huo, Afisa Mtendaji Mkuu (CEO), Ruth Zaipuna, alisema kwamba, kupitia matawi 229 na mawakala zaidi ya 21,000, wasafiri nchini wanaenda kufikiwa kirahisi kuwezesha upataji tiketi na kwa wateja wa benki hiyo wanazo njia za ziada za kulipia tiketi hizo kwa simu ya mkononi kupitia USSD na NMB App.
"Ni imani yetu sisi NMB kwamba, huduma hii sio tu inaenda kumpa urahisi na wepesi msafiri wa kulipia tiketi yake, bali kumkinga pia na majanga yatokanayo na safari kama ulemavu, kifo na upotevu wa mizigo.
VODACOM YASHIRIKIANA NA NMB, GOOGLE KURAHISISHA UPATIKANAJI WA SIMU JANJA KUPITIA MIKOPO YA SIMU
Wednesday, 16 August 2023
NMB, AIR TANZANIA PARTNER TO EASE AIR TICKET PAYMENTS
NMB Bank and Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL) yesterday announced a new partnership that does not only provide convenience and flexibility for air travel payments but also ensures safety for air travelers.
Under the new arrangement, the national flag carrier’s passengers and their checked-in luggage will automatically be insured during domestic flights upon paying for their tickets using NMB payment solutions.
Speaking during the announcement of the partnership at the bank’s head office in Dar es Salaam, the NMB Chief Executive Officer Ruth Zaipuna said the partnership is another step forward in providing the bank’s customers with the best offerings in the market.
Zaipuna said Air Tanzania’s customers can now capitalize on the bank’s 229 branch network, NMB Mkononi app and over 23,000 banking agents across the country to pay for their air tickets.
“This new partnership is a manifestation of our commitment to offer a suite of benefits that are aligned to the needs of today’s traveler. We are delighted to partner with Air Tanzania to power this unique payment solution that seeks to deliver a seamless and secure travel and payment experience.” Zaipuna said.
Zaipuna said the bank will partner with Reliance Insurance to compensate ATCL travelers in cases of luggage loss, accidents and flight delays.
“Under this arrangement, 5m/- will be compensated in case of death or permanent disability, 300,000/- for lost checked-in baggage and 150,000/- for any canceled or flight delays,” Zaipuna said.
KLM INTRODUCES NEW WORLD BUSINESS CLASS SEATS
- The seats, including all associated technology, are on average 10 - 15 per cent lighter than Business Class seats in the same segment, a factor in line with the KLM Sustainability agenda.
- The new seats can be adjusted to a comfortable bed of two meters (198 cm) or even closed for more privacy while working, relaxing and/or sleeping.
Both the Boeing 777-300 and the 777-200, will be equipped with the updated World Business Class seats that come with a sliding door for more comfort and privacy.
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