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Thursday, 13 June 2019
BENKI YA KCB TANZANIA KUTOA RUZUKU YA TSHS 85 MILIONI KWA WAKINA MAMA WAJASIRIAMALI
207 ENTITIES OWNING TSHS 200 BILLION CAUTIONED
The Minister for Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development, William Lukuvi has issued a nine-day ultimatum to 207 public and private institutions and companies owing the government over 200bn/- in land rent to settle their outstanding debts, failure to which they risk facing legal action.
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Wednesday, 12 June 2019
M-PESA USERS TRANSACT TSHS 4 TRILLION MONTHLY
Vodacom Tanzania has said M-Pesa users are transacting over 4.1tri/- a month thus making the platform a key cash cow for the biggest telco in the country.
The firm, which registered a total customer growth of 9.6% to 14.1 million, said in a statement M-Pesa users for the year ended this March grew by 38.6% to reach 7 million subscribers.
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PRESIDENT JOHN MAGUFULI, AIRTEL BOSS SPEAK OF HARD-BARGAINED DEAL
The Government and India-based company struck a deal that came with a Sh5.27 billion paycheck.
Dar es Salaam - President John Magufuli and Bharti Airtel boss, Sunil Mittal have shed light into what they both described as tough negotiations for the ownership of the telecoms company, trading locally as Airtel Tanzania Limited.
President Magufuli and Mr. Mittal, who spoke at State House in Dar es Salaam on Monday, talked of the pressure from both sides to reach an agreement following a shareholding and profit sharing dispute.
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Dar es Salaam - President John Magufuli and Bharti Airtel boss, Sunil Mittal have shed light into what they both described as tough negotiations for the ownership of the telecoms company, trading locally as Airtel Tanzania Limited.
President Magufuli and Mr. Mittal, who spoke at State House in Dar es Salaam on Monday, talked of the pressure from both sides to reach an agreement following a shareholding and profit sharing dispute.
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WORK HARD, PRESIDENT JOHN MAGUFULI TELLS APPOINTEES
He directed the new Minister for Industry and Trade, Innocent Bashungwa and TRA Commissioner General, Dr. Edwin Mhede to work hard and diligently.
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Monday, 10 June 2019
ECOBANK HOSTED BY LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE AFTER SUCCESSFUL $500 MILLION EUROBOND ISSUANCE
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Ecobank Chairman, Emmanuel Ikazoboh (2nd from left) opens the London Stock Exchange with Group CEO Ade Ayeyemi (3rd from left).
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The bond was oversubscribed with strong demand from international investors in the United Kingdom, United States, Europe, Middle East, Asia and Africa. It follows on from Ecobank’s 2017 convertible bond issuance on the International Securities Market.
The five-year senior unsecured notes, which mature in April 2024, were launched with a coupon interest rate of 9.50 percent per annum payable semi-annually in arrears.
Sunday, 9 June 2019
Friday, 7 June 2019
WORK STARTS HERE ON AFRICA’S NEW FREE TRADE AREA
At a time when the global trade regime is under attack, the African Union (AU) is celebrating the establishment of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which came into effect on 30 May.
After being ratified by the required minimum 22 nations, all the member states of the AU are now legally bound to allow African goods to be traded without restraint throughout the continent.
This is an impressive achievement. AfCFTA not only covers the entire continent, but has proceeded at a record pace. It was signed on 21 March 2018. Its entry into force underlines African leaders’ commitment to pan-African economic integration – a goal as old as African independence in the 1960s.
Intra-regional trade has long been minimal in Africa, standing at 13% for intra-imports and 17% for intra-exports over the last seven years. Earlier continental trade initiatives, such as the 1980 Lagos Plan of Action and the 1991 African Economic Community, have lagged far behind their ambitions.
However, the practical implications of the continental free trade area are not immediate. Significant work is required to deliver tangible results. Negotiations on tariffs, time lines and the seat of the AfCFTA Secretariat are still ongoing. And without effective public policies, liberalising trade risks having negative implications for many people on the continent.
After being ratified by the required minimum 22 nations, all the member states of the AU are now legally bound to allow African goods to be traded without restraint throughout the continent.
This is an impressive achievement. AfCFTA not only covers the entire continent, but has proceeded at a record pace. It was signed on 21 March 2018. Its entry into force underlines African leaders’ commitment to pan-African economic integration – a goal as old as African independence in the 1960s.
Intra-regional trade has long been minimal in Africa, standing at 13% for intra-imports and 17% for intra-exports over the last seven years. Earlier continental trade initiatives, such as the 1980 Lagos Plan of Action and the 1991 African Economic Community, have lagged far behind their ambitions.
However, the practical implications of the continental free trade area are not immediate. Significant work is required to deliver tangible results. Negotiations on tariffs, time lines and the seat of the AfCFTA Secretariat are still ongoing. And without effective public policies, liberalising trade risks having negative implications for many people on the continent.
60% OF DELHI METRO NOW POWERED BY SOLAR ENERGY FROM MADHYA PRADESH
More than half of Delhi Metro now runs on solar power coming all the way from Rewa in Madhya Pradesh. This means that 290 trains across 373 kilometers serving 2.6 million passengers in a single day are now green.
The 1,590-acre Ultra Mega Solar Park in Rewa’s Gurh tehsil is among the largest single-site solar power plants in the world. And 24 percent of the park’s solar energy is being sold directly to the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC), meeting almost 60 percent of its daytime demand.This will essentially help DMRC not only reduce its dependence on coal, but also save Rs. 793 crore on its energy bill over the next 25 years.
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| The solar park in Rewa is among the world’s largest single-site solar power plants spread over 1,590 acres. |
The Madhya Pradesh Power Management Company Ltd, which supplies power to the state electricity distribution companies, will get the remaining 76 per cent of the power produced from the Rewa solar power plant. An innovative scheduling exercise has enabled the solar plant to provide preferential uninterrupted power supply to Delhi Metro first, even on the days without optimum sun availability.
World Bank Group Support
The park, with an installed capacity of 750 megawatt, has been made possible with support from the World Bank and Clean Technology Fund through a US$ 18 million funding as part of a Shared Infrastructure for Solar Parks Project. The International Finance Corporation was the transaction advisor for the project.
The project will contribute immensely towards India’s aim of quadrupling its renewable energy capacity to 175 gigawatts (GW) by 2022, including 100 GW of solar power. The Indian government’s plan to ramp up solar power generation is among the largest in the world and will help bring sustainable, clean, climate-friendly electricity to millions.
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THE GLOBAL ECONOMY: HEIGHTENED TENSIONS, SUBDUED GROWTH
The global economy has slowed to its lowest pace in three years. It is on track to stabilize, but its momentum is fragile and subject to substantial risks.
International trade and investment have been weaker than expected at the start of the year, and economic activity in major advanced economies, particularly the Euro Area, and some large emerging market and developing economies has been softer than previously anticipated.
Growth in the emerging and developing world is expected to pick up next year as the turbulence and uncertainty that afflicted a number of countries late last year and this year recedes, the World Bank’s June 2019 Global Economic Prospects: Heightened Tensions, Subdued Investment reports.
A number of risks could disrupt that delicate momentum: a further escalation of trade disputes between the world’s largest economies, renewed financial turmoil in emerging and developing economies, or a more abrupt deceleration of economic growth among major economies than is currently envisioned.
Of particular concern is a slowdown in global trade growth to the lowest level since the financial crisis ten years ago and a tumble in business confidence.
Tuesday, 4 June 2019
CBA BANK TANZANIA HOSTS AN IFTAR FOR CLIENTS
| CBA Bank CEO, Gift Shoko, addresses invited guests during the Iftar event. |
30 May 2019, Dar-es-Salaam - CBA Bank Tanzania has hosted an annual iftar for their muslim clients. The Guest of Honour was the Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism, Dr. Hamisi Kigwangalla.
Thanking the clients for being part of an amazing journey down the years, CBA Bank Chief Executive Officer, Gift Shoko, noted that it was the commitment of not only the staff but also a strong loyal base of their existing customers. CBA Bank has had a great year so far which is based on an adoption of technology and customer service.
Monday, 3 June 2019
QNET CELEBRATES THE SPIRIT OF RAMADAN BY BRINGING JOY TO THE NEEDY AND HELPING COMMUNITIES ACROSS AFRICA INCLUDING TANZANIA
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| Children from ten orphanage centres in Dodoma celebrating an Iftar hosted by QNET. The event brought together more than 200 children to celebrate Iftar with QNET Tanzania Consultant, Edward Mkony. |
QNET which is driven by the philosophy of RYTHM – ‘Raise Yourself to Help Mankind’ organizes this annual campaign to help enhance the lives of many less fortunate families and children, by providing them with necessities such as food, drinks and financial assistance for educational and humanitarian purposes.
AZANIA BANK HOST AN IFTAR EVENT FOR CLIENTS IN ARUSHA
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| Azania Bank's Managing Director, Charles Itembe talks to customers during an Iftar event which was organised by the bank for its customers in Arusha over the weekend. |
WAZIRI WA TAMISEMI AZITAKA HALMASHAURI KUNUNUA HISA ZA BENKI YA DCB
| Mwenyekiti wa Bodi ya Benki ya Biashara ya DCB, Prof. Lucian Msambichaka, akizungumza katika mkutano huo kabla ya kumkaribisha mgeni rasmi, Naibu Waziri wa TAMISEMI. |
| Sehemu ya wanahisa wa Benki ya DCB wakihudhuria Mkutano Mkuu wa 17 wa Mwaka wa Wanahisa wa benki hiyo katika Ukumbi wa Diamond Jubilee, jijini Dar es Salaam juzi. |
Akisoma hotuba kwa niaba ya Waziri katika Ofisi ya Rais, Tawala za Mikoa na Serikali za Mitaa (TAMISEMI), Suleiman Jafo, Naibu Waziri wa TAMISEMI, Josephat Kandege aliyasema haya wakati akifungua Mkutano Mkuu wa 17 wa Mwaka wa Wanahisa wa DCB jijini Dar es Salaam mwishoni mwa wiki.
Alisema kwa nyakati tofauti ofisi ya Rais TAMISEMI imekuwa ikitoa maelekezo kwa halmshauri nyingine ziige mfano wa Manispaa ya Dar es Salaam kwa kununua hisa za Benki ya DCB ambayo kimsingi ndio chimbuko la kuanzishwa kwa benki hii.
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