MAKAMU WA PILI WA RAIS WA ZANZIBAR BALOZI SEIF ALLY IDD ATEMBELEA JENGO LA MAKAZI LA NHC ECO RESIDENCE, HANANASIF KINONDONI

Makamu wa pili wa Rais wa Zanzibar Balozi Seif Ally Idd akiongozana na Mkurugenzi Mkuu wa Shirika la Nyumba la Taifa, Nehemia Kyando Mchechu wakati kiongozi huyo wa kitaifa alipotembelea jengo la Nyumba za makazi za NHC Eco Residence la Shirika la Nyumba la Taifa kujua utekelezaji wa miradi ya Shirika hilo.

Nyumba za makazi za NHC Eco Residence zinavyoonekana hivi sasa. Nyumba hizo za makazi (units) 118 za mradi ujulikanao kama Eco Residence, uliopo katika eneo tulivu la Hananasif – Kinondoni, Dar es Salaam ni za gharama ya kati na juu zipo Kilomita 6 kutoka katikati ya jiji la Dar es salaam, zikiwa karibu kabisa na maeneo ya Oysterbay, Upanga na Masaki.

Nyumba za makazi za NHC Eco Residence zinavyoonekana hivi sasa. Nyumba hizo za makazi (units) 118 za mradi ujulikanao kama Eco Residence, uliopo katika eneo tulivu la Hananasif – Kinondoni, Dar es Salaam ni za gharama ya kati na juu zipo Kilomita 6 kutoka katikati ya jiji la Dar es salaam, zikiwa karibu kabisa na maeneo ya Oysterbay, Upanga na Masaki.

Mkurugenzi Mkuu wa Shirika la Nyumba la Taifa, Nehemia Kyando Mchechu akimpokea Makamu wa pili wa Rais wa Zanzibar Balozi Seif Ally Idd, ambaye alitembelea jengo la Nyumba za makazi za NHC Eco Residence la Shirika la Nyumba la Taifa kujua utekelezaji wa miradi ya Shirika hilo.

Makamu wa pili wa Rais wa Zanzibar Balozi Seif Ally Idd akiongozana na Mkurugenzi Mkuu wa Shirika la Nyumba la Taifa, Nehemia Kyando Mchechu wakati kiongozi huyo wa kitaifa alipotembelea jengo la Nyumba za makazi za NHC Eco Residence la Shirika la Nyumba la Taifa kujua utekelezaji wa miradi ya Shirika hilo.

Makamu wa pili wa Rais wa Zanzibar Balozi Seif Ally Idd akiongozana na Mkurugenzi Mkuu wa Shirika la Nyumba la Taifa, Nehemia Kyando Mchechu wakati kiongozi huyo wa kitaifa alipotembelea jengo la Nyumba za makazi za NHC Eco Residence la Shirika la Nyumba la Taifa kujua utekelezaji wa miradi ya Shirika hilo.

EXIM BANK TANZANIA'S PROFIT SOARS BY 69%

Exim Bank Chief Finance Officer (CFO) Mr Selemani Ponda (centre) addresses a press conference to announce the bank’s financial performance for the second quarter of the 2015 financial year in Dar es Salaam yesterday. The bank’s profit soared by 69 per cent Quarter on Quarter (QoQ) growth. Looking on is the bank’s Deputy Chief Finance Officer Mr Issa Hamisi (1st left) and the bank’s Senior Manager Research and Business Analysis Mr Joseph Mrawa(1st right).

Exim Bank Chief Finance Officer (CFO) Mr Selemani Ponda (1st right) addresses a press conference to announce the bank’s financial performance for the second quarter of the 2015 financial year. The bank’s profit soared by 69 per cent Quarter on Quarter (QoQ) growth. Looking on is the bank’s Deputy Chief Finance Officer Mr Issa Hamisi (centre) and the bank’s Chief Internal Auditor Mr George Binde (1st left).

Dar es Salaam, August 24, 2015 - EXIM Bank posted a pretax profit of TZS 12.79 Billion for the Quarter ended Jun 2015 as compared to TZS 7.56 Billion the previous quarter, depicting a 69% Quarter on Quarter (QoQ) growth.

“We are pleased to report good results for the second quarter of the 2015 financial year,” said Selemani Ponda, the Exim Bank Chief Finance Officer (CFO), speaking to journalists in Dar es Salaam.

The pre-tax profit for the cumulative period ended June 2015 was TZS 17.87 Billion, (28%) higher than TZS 13.96 Billion for the corresponding period in the previous year.

9 BILLION-DOLLAR MEGAPROJECTS THAT WILL CHANGE AFRICA

Al Noor Tower, Morocco: $1bn - Still to begin construction, the Al Noor Tower, Morocco, would be the tallest building in Africa. The $1 billion project, financed by Middle East Development LLC and designed by French architects Valode and Pistre, is planned to be 114 stories of offices, apartments, a seven-star hotel and an art gallery, as well as housing shopping arcades.

Modderfontein development, South Africa: $6.5bn - Chinese group Zendai are ploughing investment into a $6.5 billion future city, 20 kilometers from the heart of Johannesburg. Construction time is estimated to take between 15 to 20 years, and the 13 million square meters development will include commercial, industrial and residential complexes, including cultural and entertainment hubs. The project is anticipated to create 200,000 jobs and cater for 100,000 residents.

Mauritius oil: $2bn - Mauritius has sought to capitalize on its offshore oil reserves, and India's Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd. is set to explore territoty as part of an overarching project worth $2 billion according to Deloitte.

Suez Canal expansion, Egypt: $8bn - Egypt's $8 billion Suez Canal extension was initially scheduled to take three years, but was completed in one. Three quarters of the world's dredgers and 41,000 workers, operating round the clock, moved half a trillion cubic meters of earth by June this year - the equivalent of 200 Great Pyramids - meaning the canal will raise $13 billion annually by 2023 according to government projections.

East African Railway Masterplan: $35.5bn (estimate) - A new railway line between Mombasa and Nairobi has started to turn the wheels on the vast East African Railway Masterplan. The standard gauge tracks will make the transport of goods and people faster and easier, and eventually intends to connect Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan, Ethiopia and beyond.

AfDB PRESIDENT KABERUKA RECEIVES BENIN'S HIGHEST HONOURS

African Development Bank President Donald Kaberuka was awarded on Monday, August 10 in Cotonou, Benin, the country’s highest honours, the title of Grand Officer in the National Order of Benin.

Kaberuka received the honours on the occasion of his last official visit to Benin as AfDB President. The award was in recognition of the important role played by Kaberuka at the head of the African Development Bank, in improving the lives of all Africans and the people of Benin in particular.

Benin’s President Boni Yayi saluted Kaberuka’s leadership and his vision, which he said permitted the Bank to position itself as one of Africa’s premier development institutions and a key player in the continent’s regional integration.

TANZANIA: POACHING THREATENS TOURISM INDUSTRY GROWTH

Poaching in Tanzania is threatening to undermine the East African nation’s growing tourism economy, one otherwise poised to add hundreds of thousands of jobs in the coming years.

Dr. Adelhelm Meru, permanent secretary of Tanzania’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, warns that poaching could affect as many as 3.8 million tourism-sector jobs across Africa, including guides, drivers, and hotel and restaurant staff.

All Africa reports:

Tanzania, like many African nations, has been hard hit by poaching over the past decade. Last year a survey revealed that the country had lost more than half its elephants, with populations declining from 110,000 in 2009 to fewer than 44,000. Tanzania's iconic giraffes, the country's national symbol, have also suffered, as has much of its other wildlife.

KAMPUNI YA SWALA YAAHIDI MAKUBWA, MWAKA MMOJA BAADA YA KUINGIA KATIKA SOKO LA HISA

Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Kampuni ya Mafuta na Gesi ya Swala (Tanzania) PLC, David Mestres Ridge (kulia), akizungumza katika mkutano na waandishi wa habari Dar es Salaam, kuhusu kampuni yake kutimiza mwaka mmoja tangu iingie katika soko la hisa (IPO) ambapo Swala iliingiza jumla ya hisa za kawaida 9,600,000, kushoto ni Mkurugenzi Mkuu wa ARCH Financial $ Investment Advisory Limited, Iyen Nsemwa.

GLAMOUR AS EXIM BANK TANZANIA CELEBRATES 18TH ANNIVERSARY

Exim Bank Chief Executive Officer Dinesh Arora speaks during the 18th Anniversary Celebration of the bank in Dar es Salaam over the weekend.

Exim Bank Tanzania staff in a cheery mood during a celebration event organized to mark the 18th anniversary of the bank in Dar es Salaam over the weekend.

Exim Bank Tanzania Senior Branch Manager Rose Kanijo (fifth right) leads the bank’s customers Geofrey Mihambo (fourth right) and Usha Kakad (third right) to cut a cake to symbolize the marking of the bank’s 18th anniversary in an event held at the bank headquarters in Dar es Salaam over the weekend.

Dar es Salaam, August 18, 2015. Exim Bank Tanzania has entered its 18th year of operation in the country while promising to continue striving to perform its best in the current competitive market.

The bank, which is a local Tanzanian bank began operations on 15th August, 1997 with a single branch at Samora Avenue, in Dar es Salaam to date boasts of a network of 30 branches in Tanzania and 7 outside the country with the bank’s total assets crossing the Tshs 1.1 trillion milestones as at June this year. The bank has a total footprint of 57 ATM’s in Tanzania, over 250 points of sales and is present in 16 regions of the country serving over 180,000 customers.

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WAZIRI MEMBE ATEMBELEA MABANDA YA MAONYESHO WAKATI WA KONGAMANO LA DIASPORA

Kaimu Mkurugenzi wa Mauzo na Masoko, Tuntufye Mwambusi akimpa maelezo Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje na Ushirikiano wa Kimataifa, Mhe. Benard K. Membe (Mb.) kwenye banda la maonyesho la Shirika la Nyumba la Taifa (NHC) lililopo nje ya kongamano la Diaspora la Ubia SMEs 2015 Serena Hotel lililofanyika mwishoni mwa wiki iliyopita katika hoteli ya Serena iliyopo jijini Dar es Salaam.

Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje na Ushirikiano wa Kimataifa, Mhe. Benard K. Membe (Mb.) akifuatilia maelezo kutoka kwa maafisa wa Shirika la Nyumba la Taifa (NHC) katika banda la maonyesho la Shirika kwenye kongamano la Diaspora la Ubia SMEs 2015 Serena Hotel lililofanyika mwishoni mwa wiki iliyopita katika hoteli ya Serena iliyopo jijini Dar es Salaam.

Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje na Ushirikiano wa Kimataifa, Mhe. Bernard K. Membe (Mb.) (kushoto) akipata maelezo kuhusu matumizi ya Gesi Asilia, Miradi na manufaa yake kutoka kwa Mkurugenzi Mtendaji Mkuu wa Shirika la Maendeleo ya Petroli Tanzania (TPDC), Bw. James Mataragio (kulia) alipotembelea banda la shirika hilo wakati wa Kongamano la Watanzania waishio Ughaibuni (Diaspora).

Waziri Membe akionyeshwa na Bw. Mataragio eneo bomba la gesi asilia lilipopita kwenye Mchoro wa Ramani ya Tanzania uliopo mbele yao.

KONGAMANO LA DIASPORA NA WAJASIRIAMALI LAFANYIKA JIJINI DAR ES SALAAM

Chukwu-Emeka Chikezie akiongoza moja ya mdahalo katika kongamano la Diaspora, Balozi wa Marekani nchini Mhe. Mark Childress kwa pamoja na Bw. Ali Mufuruki, Mwenyekiti wa Jumuiya ya Maafisa Watendaji Wakuu nchini, Bw. Richard Miles, Mwakilishi wa Umoja wa Wafanyabiashara wa Marekani nchini na Dkt. Silencer Mapuranga, Mchumi kutoka ITC.

Balozi wa Marekani nchini, mhe. Childress akichangia mada kuhusu mabadiliko ya kiuchumi Tanzania wakati wa Kongamano la Diaspora.

Bw. Miles nae akichangia wakati wa mjadala kuhusu mabadiliko ya kiuchumi nchini Tanzania na namna ya kuwashirikisha wafanyabiashara wadogo na wakati katika maendeleo ya nchi.

Balozi Mulamula akizungumza wakati wa mjadala huo.

Balozi wa China nchini, Mhe. Lu Youqing akiwasilisha mada kuhusu Mapinduzi ya Viwanda nchini na wajibu wa Diaspora katika ukuaji wa SME's.

CONSTRUCTION OF POWER PROJECTS IN TANZANIA SET TO START

Construction of power projects in Tanzania is set to begin after 4 companies in the country were announced beneficiaries of US president Barrack Obama’s Power Africa initiative. The companies will eventually help in the expansion of renewable energy solution which targets rural areas.

The grants to construct the power projects in Tanzania which have been awarded by General Electric Africain conjunction with the US African Development Foundation (USADF) and the US Agency for International Development (USAID) will see each winner receive up to US$ 100,000.

Several small power projects in Tanzania are expected to especially connect rural areas with electricity and eventually boost their economy.

NO CONDUCTORS IN DAR'S BRT TRIALS. WITH A MONTH TO FULL LAUNCH, 400 DRIVERS NEEDED, ONLY 130 RECRUITED

Trial runs for the Dar es Salaam Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) begin today with two buses that will have a driver but no conductor and, instead, an electronic payment system being used.

Today’s trials will run along the Morogoro road running from Kimara to Kivukoni ahead of the planned full launch in early October.

Today’s launch, according to the Director of UDA Rapid Transit Company (UDART) Sabri Mabrouk, will go together with official opening of a special drivers’ training who will commandeer a fleet of 76 modern buses along the new BRT.

“The interim service begins today with two modern buses plying between Kimara and Kivukoni area,” he announced yesterday in the city.

TANZANIA'S TOP 100 MID-SIZED COMPANIES WINNERS REVEALED

The Chief Guest, Mr Felix Mosha handling a trophy to the Softnet Technologies Ltd CEO Mr. Nuru Yakub Othman during the awards ceremony which took place recently at the Mlimani City Hall. Softnet Technologies Ltd scooped the winner of the 2015/16 Top 100 mid sized companies. Right is Ms. Jacqueline Woiso, Deputy CEO of Bank M who were the main sponsors of the event.

The winners of the Tanzania Top 100 Mid-Sized Companies awards for year 2015/16 were finally revealed during the prestigious corporate event which took place last Friday at the Mlimani City Conference hall.

The Top 5 awards were scooped by Softnet Technologies Ltd, Morogoro Plastics Ltd, Kays Logistics Ltd, Abacus Pharma Ltd and Techno Brain Tanzania Ltd.

The Top 100 Mid-Sized Companies awards are presented to the Mid- sized companies which have successfully managed to achieve growth whilst adopting corporate governance in their business operations. The annual survey covers a broad range of factors including high level of growth in term of business turnover, profitability, operating costs, return on assets, creation of employment and compliance to business regulations including payment of government taxes.

CRDB BANK RIGHTS ISSUE GETS IMPRESSIVE SUCCESS

CRDB Bank Managing Director, Dr Charles Kimei.

CRDB right issue has been subscribed successfully by full amount thanks to three underwriters who bought the remaining amount.

The bank in June 26, staged the right issue in a bid to raise slightly over 150bn/- to finance the firm's expansion drive and meeting the regulator's minimum core capital requirement.

The bank's shareholders bought 70.5 per cent of the share at a price of 350/- a stock leaving the rest 29.5 per cent to underwriters.

The CRDB Bank Managing Director, Dr Charles Kimei, said the right offer exercise was successful as shareholders purchased 306,833,746 shares.

"We have reached our targeted goal by hundred per cent. This is a great success," Dr Kimei told a news conference. He added: "At the moment the bank has finalised listing of the said changes in shares on Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) as per regulations."

The exercise of updating shareholding status at the bourse is expected to end on Wednesday. The underwriters -- CDC Group Plc, International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Africa Capitalisation Fund Ltd -- gave a 32/- per share for those who failed to buy thus maintained a 100 per cent subscription of 435.5 million shares.

DAR ES SALAAM STOCK EXCHANGE POSTS 28BN/- SUPERB TURNOVER

The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) equity market made a turnaround last week after registering superb turnover of 28.68bn/- compared to 1.67bn/- in the preceding session.

According to Zan Securities Limited Weekly Market Wrap-ups, the Tanzania Breweries Ltd (TBL) and CRDB Bank emerged as most traded equities after contributing 95.92 per cent and 1.55 per cent respectively.

Similarly, Tanzania Portland Cement Company (TPCC) and Tanzania Breweries Ltd (TBL) emerged as the top gainer dominating the price movement within local listed companies ending this week.

TPCC experienced a 390/- or 11.47 per cent increase per share, closing at 3,790/- per share. TBL experienced a 100/- or 0.67 per cent increase per share, closing at 15,100/- per share.

For the cross-listed companies, Acacia Mining (ACA) and Jubilee Holding Ltd (JHL) dominated the price movement. ACA experienced a 410/- or 5.29 per cent increase per share, closing at 8,160/- and JHL experienced a 200/- or 1.73 per cent increase per share, closing at 11,730/- per share.

NATIONAL ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT COUNCIL UPBEAT ON VILLAGE BANKS

Acting Chief Executive Officer, Tanzania Postal Bank (TPB), Moses Manyanta (left), presents a dummy ATM card of the bank to the president of Village Community Bank (VICOBA) Endelevu, Devota Likokola to mark the inauguration of a special TPB ATM card that will be used by members of VICOBA in the country, in Dar es Salaam over the weekend. Looking on are the Bank's Board of Trustees Chairperson, Professor Letticia Rutashobya (second left), and Executive Secretary of National Economic Empowerment Council, Beng' Issa.

Local entrepreneurs have been urged to join Village Community Banks (Vicoba) to attain sustainable development individually and that of the nation.

The Executive Secretary, National Economic Empowerment Council (NEEC), Ms Beng'i Issa, made the appeal in Dar es Salaam over the weekend at the inauguration of a special Tanzania Postal Bank (TPB) ATM card for members of Vicoba.

The ATM card to be used through the Postal Bank intends to facilitate and smoothen transactions by members of Vicoba throughout Tanzania.

TRAINING FOR DAR RAPID BUS TRANSIT DRIVERS BEGINS

Training of bus drivers for UDART, a firm that will be operating transportation on Dar es Salaam Rapid Transit (DART) system, will start on Monday, it was announced.

UDART Executive Chairman, Mr Robert Kisena, said that 130 qualified drivers have been recruited for training ahead of the inauguration of the service scheduled for early October.

He said training would be conducted by instructors from Vocational Education Training Authority (VETA) and a few Chinese experts. "We will start tomorrow (today) and we expect to recruit 300 drivers," Mr Kisena noted.

UDART Director, Mr Sabri Mabruk, said the firm would start with two buses for training, but more vehicles were expected in the country in a couple of weeks.

BUSINESSMEN GO TO COURT TO OPPOSE SELLING HOUSE TO SETTLE 900M/- LOAN

Two businessmen have rushed to the High Court’s Land Division to oppose the move by International Commercial Bank (Tanzania) Limited and three others of selling a house situated at Kariakoo Area in Dar es Salaam to recover 900m/- loan facility.

The businessmen, Mr Mudrik Rashid Khamis and Mr Edward Eugen Mushi, filed application for injunction last week under certificate of urgency, as the bank and three other respondents were intending to dispose of the premises situated on Plot Number 22 Block 5, whose owner is a deceased.

“May this honourable court be pleased to grant an order of temporary injunction restraining the respondents, their agents or anyone acting on their behalf from selling Plot No. 22, Block 5 in execution of the mortgaged transaction between the respondents,” reads part of the application.

Judge Gerald Ndika is set today to hear the application lodged by the two businessmen, through legal services of Makoa Law Chambers, Advocates.

Other respondents in the matter include Asia Hassan, V.D. Enterprises Company Limited and two businessmen Mitul Shah and Indumat Shah.

Mr Khamis and Mr Mushi, who are applicants in the matter, are seeking the injunction orders, pending determination of a main suit under which they are opposing the title deed of the plot in question which had been deposited in court as bail bond to be mortgaged to obtain the loan after being stolen.

SADC SUMMIT SET TO DISCUSS REGION'S POLITICAL SITUATION

President Jakaya Kikwete.

The political situation in the region, especially concerning elections, economic integration and security, will top the agenda of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Heads of State Summit, which kicks off in Gaborone, Botswana on Monday.

President Jakaya Kikwete is expected to address the summit and bid farewell to his counterparts on Tuesday.

Deputy Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister, Dr Mahadhi Juma Maalim, told the ‘Daily News’ here that the SADC Ministerial Council had deliberated on the agendas that would be discussed by the Heads of State for further action.

“They will discuss political situation in member states, especially the recent elections in Lesotho and upcoming general elections in Tanzania and other member states.

They will also discuss defence and security, especially instability in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Lesotho and Madagascar”, Dr Mahadhi said.

MOBILE MONEY SUBSCRIBERS ON THE RISE ACROSS THE REGION

East Africans are now using mobile money platforms to move cash equivalent to a third of the value of goods and services produced in the region, the latest industry statistics show.

East Africans are now using mobile money platforms to move cash equivalent to a third of the value of goods and services produced in the region, the latest industry statistics show.

Consumers in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania last year transacted $45.75 billion through their mobile phones — translating into 32 per cent of their combined gross domestic product — up from $4.86 billion or 3.4 per cent of GDP in 2009.

The annual growth in volumes means that East African consumers are moving an average of $3.8 billion monthly or $125 million per day compared with the $13.3 million a day they transacted five years ago.

The number of registered mobile money subscribers across the four countries was 82.3 million as at December last year, up from 29 million customers in 2009.

NIC BANK TANZANIA RECEIVES TZS 15.4 BILLION LOAN FACILITY

FITCH AFFIRMS AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK AT ‘AAA’; OUTLOOK STABLE

Fitch Ratings has affirmed the African Development Bank (AfDB)’s Long-term Issuer Default Rating (IDR)'s at ‘AAA’ with a Stable Outlook. The Short-term IDR has been affirmed at 'F1+'.

The ratings are underpinned by strong support from AfDB’s shareholders and by the Bank's intrinsic strengths, in particular its solid capitalisation, high liquidity and conservative risk management policies.

The full press release is available on: https://www.fitchratings.com/site/fitch-home/pressrelease?id=989044

NYUMBANI KWETU - A DIASPORA SOLUTION BASED ON JUBILEE FANAKA

JUBILEE INSURANCE TANZANIA AND R&R INSURANCE BROKERS INTRODUCE THE FIRST-EVER INVESTMENT PLAN FOR TANZANIANS LIVING IN THE DIASPORA

KAMPUNI YA TIGO YATOA MSAADA HOSPITALI YA RUFAA YA LIGULA MKOANI MTWARA

Meneja wa kampuni ya Tigo kanda ya Kusini, (kulia) Lilian Mwalongo akizungumza na waandishi na uongozi wa hospitali ya Rufaa ya Ligula mkoani Mtwara wakati wa kukabidhi msaada wa vyandarua 1,000 vyenye thamani ya milioni 15. Aliyekaa (katikati) ni Kaimu Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Mtwara, Alfred Luanda na (kushoto) Mganga mkuu wa mkoa, Dk. Shaibu Maarifa.

Kaimu Mkuu wa mkoa wa Mtwara ambaye ni Katibu Tawala, Alfred Luanda (katikati) akizungumza wakati wa hafla ya kukabidhiwa vyandarua 1,000 vyenye thamani ya milioni 15 kutoka kampuni ya Tigo. Kushoto ni Mganga Mkuu wa Mkoa, Dk. Shaibu Maarifa na kulia ni Dk. Mdoe Huhuza.

Kaimu Mkuu wa mkoa wa Mtwara ambaye ni katibu Tawala, Alfred Luanda akiwa ameshikilia baadhi ya vyandarua walivyokabidhiwa na kampuni ya Tigo vipatavyo 1,000 vyenye thamani ya milioni 15 kama sehemu ya uzinduzi.

Mganga Mkuu wa mkoa wa Mtwara, Shaibu Maarifa akizungumza wakati wa hafla ya kukabidhi vyandarua kutoka kwa kampuni ya Tigo vyenye thamani ya milioni 15, akifuatiwa na Kaimu Mkuu wa mkoa Alfred Luanda, akifuatiwa na Dk. Mdoe Muhuza.

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EXIM BANK TANZANIA OPENS NEW EXTENSION COUNTER IN ZANZIBAR

Exim Bank Tanzania Chief Finance Officer Mr Selemani Ponda (second right) inaugurates the bank’s new extension counter located in Mwanakwerekwe, Zanzibar during a brief inauguration ceremony held in Zanzibar recently. Looking on are some of the bank’s staff and invited guests.

BANK OF TANZANIA PUBLIC NOTICE - IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW CLEARING STANDARDS

CYBER CRIME IN TANZANIA - JOVAGO HAS MADE IT EASIER TO ESCAPE FRAUD