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Thursday, 21 February 2019
CHAMPIONING FEMALE PARTICIPATION IN A MALE DOMINATED SECTOR
| Maryam Mgonja (L), Cynthia Bavo (C) and Tunu Makamula (R) at the HDIF Women's corner during Sahara Spark event last year. |
In Tanzania, the Commission for Science and Technology (COSTECH), is committed to strengthening the Tanzanian innovation ecosystem and in November 2011 established Buni hub. In partnership with the Human Development Innovation Fund (HDIF), COSTECH receives funding support for hubs which foster innovation and technology entrepreneurship for youth.
In particular, women are encouraged to pursue leading roles and be active participants at Buni hub by creating working cultures and environments that support and nurture women.
BENKI YA CRDB YAKABIDHI MADARASA MAWILI NA MADAWATI SHULE YA MSINGI USA RIVER, JIJINI ARUSHA
Waziri wa Mambo ya Ndani, Kangi Lugola (katikati) akishirikiana na Mwenyekiti wa Bodi ya Wakurugenzi wa Benki ya CRDB, Ally Laay (wa pili kushoto), Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Benki ya CRDB, Abdulmajid Nsekela (wa pili kulia), Mkuu wa Wilaya ya Arumeru, Jerry Muro pamoja na Mkuu wa Shule ya Msingi Usa River, Mwalimu Abdul kukata utepe wakati wa ufunguzi rasmi wa madarasa mawili katika shule ya msingi Usa River, yaliyojengwa kwa ufadhili wa Benki ya CRDB, kwa gharama ya kiasi cha shilingi milioni sitini (60 milioni) yaliyojumuishwa pamoja na madawati, wakati wa hafla ya ufunguzi iliyofanyika mwishini mwa wiki, Wilayani Arumeru jijini Arusha.
Sasa imefunguliwa rasmi na tayari kwa kutumiwa kwa mafunzo ya wanafunzi wa Shule ya Msingi Usa River.
Sasa imefunguliwa rasmi na tayari kwa kutumiwa kwa mafunzo ya wanafunzi wa Shule ya Msingi Usa River.
TANZANIA AND KAZAKHSTAN ESTABLISH DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
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| Ambassador Mero exchanges the signed communique with his counterpart, Ambassador Umarov. |
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| Ambassador Mero and Ambassador Umarov posing for a photo after signing a communique to establish diplomatic relations between the two countries. |
TANZANIA, BARRICK AGREE ON PLAN TO SETTLE ACACIA DISPUTE
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| Tanzanian President John Magufuli with Barrick Gold's chief operating officer for Africa and Middle East Mr Willem Jacobs at State House Dar es Salaam on February 20, 2019. |
The announcement followed a meeting between President John Magufuli and Barrick's chief operating officer for Africa and Middle East Mr
“Everything is all set, we are now ready to move on," Tanzania's Legal Affairs minister Mr Palamagamba Kabudi said, adding that the implementation is set to begin before end of March.
London-listed Acacia has been engaged in a longstanding row with Tanzania over tax evasion, breach of environmental regulations, among other issues.
In October 2017, Barrick, which holds a 63.9 percent stake in Acacia, agreed to a $300 million payment to resolve the tax claims, set up a local operating firm in Tanzania, and share Acacia's economic benefits with the government on a 50-50 basis.
Acacia has three mines in northern Tanzania - Bulyanhulu, Buzwagi and North Mara.
ESKOM'S $4.9 BILLION BAILOUT IN S. AFRICA BUDGET SEES DEBT JUMP
South Africa’s distressed utility that supplies 95 percent of its power will receive the biggest bailout in the nation’s history after the government stepped in to prevent its collapse.
Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. will get a 69 billion-rand ($4.9 billion) cash injection over the next three years to help service its debt and free up cash for operations, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said in his budget speech Wednesday to lawmakers in Cape Town. Part of the utility’s transmission business will also be sold to private investors and it will have to drastically reduce costs.
“Pouring money directly into Eskom in its current form is like pouring water into a sieve,” Mboweni said. “We are setting aside 23 billion rand a year to financially support Eskom during its reconfiguration.’’
Wednesday, 20 February 2019
DEPUTY MINISTER FOR WORKS, TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS, ENGINEER ATASHASTA NDITIYE VISITS VODACOM TANZANIA
Tuesday, 19 February 2019
BREXIT 'AIRBAGS' BEING TESTED BY BUSINESS WITH 40 DAYS TO EXIT DAY - KPMG
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| Dealers work at their desks whilst screens show market data following a vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit 'plan B' at CMC Markets in London, Britain, January 30, 2019. |
Unless Prime Minister Theresa May can get a Brexit deal approved by the British parliament, she will have to decide whether to delay Brexit or thrust the world’s fifth largest economy into chaos by leaving without a deal on March 29.
“Businesses are now testing the airbags on their Brexit preparations,” said James Stewart, head of Brexit at KPMG UK.
“Time is a luxury we no longer have, so people are bracing themselves for the immediate potential impacts.”
“After a slew of poor economic data, and Brexit uncertainty stretching a long way beyond the point most people had anticipated, the mood of business is darkening,” Stewart said.
Unless there is a deal or a delay, the United Kingdom will leave the EU without a transition period abruptly at 2300 GMT on March 29, a step that is almost certain to disrupt trade and spook financial markets.
TANZANIA AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK ALLOCATES 3.5BN/- TO SINGIDA SUNFLOWER INDUSTRY
Vice-President, Samia Suluhu Hassan has commended Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) for supporting small holder farmers in addressing challenges that impede their productivity.
Ms. Samia made the remark while handing over a dummy cheque of 1.285bn/- loan issued by TADB to seven agricultural marketing co-operative societies (AMCOS) dealing with sun-flower production in Singida.
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CRDB BANK CONSTRUCTS CLASSROOMS IN ARUSHA REGION
UBER YAZINDUA BIMA YA ULINZI DHIDI YA MAJERAHA KWA MADEREVA NA ABIRIA NCHINI TANZANIA BILA GHARAMA YOYOTE YA ZIADA
Dar es Salaam, 18 Februari 2019 - Kuanzia leo, madereva na abiria wa Uber nchini Tanzania watakuwa na amani zaidi wakitumia Uber, kwa kuwa Uber imetangaza kuzindua bima ya Ulinzi dhidi ya Majeraha, inayotolewa na UAP Old Mutual. Tangazo hili ni sehemu ya ahadi kuu ya Uber katika eneo la Mashariki ya Kati na Afrika (MEA) na ni suluhisho la kipekee, la kwanza kwa madereva na abiria linalotumia programu za teknolojia nchini Tanzania.
Madereva wote wa Uber, pamoja na madereva wa uberPOA watafaidika na bima hii bunifu bila gharama yoyote ya ziada; kuanzia wakati unapokubali safari, wakati unaendesha gari kumchukua abiria, na hadi wakati safari inapokamilika. Bima ya abiria itawashughulikia kuanzia wakati safari zao zinapoanza, hadi mwisho wa safari.
Katika tukio la bahati mbaya la ajali au tukio linalohusiana na uhalifu na kusababisha majeraha wakati wa safari, abiria na madereva wataweza kupata faida zifuatazo:
- Bima ya matibabu: Ikiwa ajali itatokea Wakati wa Safari, bima hii itawafidia madereva na abiria kwa gharama husika za matibabu hadi TZS 1,250,000. Kwa kuongezea, bima hii hufidia gharama za huduma ya ambulensi.
- Malipo ya kifo na mazishi: Katika tukio la bahati mbaya ambapo dereva au abiria anaaga dunia kama matokeo ya ajali Wakati wa Safari, watu wanaomtegemea au warithi watafaidika na malipo ya pesa taslimu ya TZS 5,000,000. Watapata pia kiasi cha TZS 500,000 cha gharama za mazishi.
- Malipo ya kulemazwa kabisa: Katika tukio la bahati mbaya ambapo dereva au abiria amelemazwa kabisa kama matokeo ya ajali Wakati wa Safari, watafaidika na malipo ya pesa taslimu ya TZS 5,000,000. Kiasi kinategemea na hali ya ulemavu, kama iliyobainishwa na UAP Old Mutual.
- Faida ya malipo ya kila siku kwa madereva (majeraha): Ikiwa dereva amelazwa kwa zaidi ya saa 48 kama matokeo ya ajali ambayo ilifanyika Wakati wa Safari hivyo basi hawezi kuendelea kuendesha gari kwa sababu ya majeraha hayo, atapokea malipo ya kila siku ya TZS 10 000 hadi siku 30 ikiwa amethibitishwa na daktari kuwa hafai kufanya kazi.
SOUTH AFRICA'S STATE AIRLINE TO REORGANISE IN TURNAROUND DRIVE
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| Vuyani Jarana, SAA Group Chief Executive Officer, poses for a photograph next to a South African Airways logo in Johannesburg, South Africa February 18, 2019. |
Vuyani Jarana said during a briefing that South African Airways (SAA), which hasn’t made a profit since 2011, would organise itself into domestic, regional and international business units.
Each unit will have its own management, rather than decisions being centralised, in a bid to make the airline more agile and increase accountability.
“We are evolving into an operating model of three business units,” Jarana told the briefing.
“We want to build a new SAA, fit for the future, place the right people in the right job,” he added.
BENKI YA EXIM MDHAMINI MKUU MASHINDANO YA GOLF JIJINI ARUSHA
UAP OLD MUTUAL INSURANCE IMPARTS NEW SKILLS TO AGENTS
| UAP Old Mutual Insurance Head of Business Development and Marketing Mr. Jabir Kigoda clarifies a point during a recent seminar organized for the company’s agents in Dar es Salaam. |
| A cross section of UAP old Mutual Insurance agents during a seminar organized for the company’s agents in Dar es Salaam recently. |
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| UAP Old Mutual Insurance Business Development Manager, Charles Magori makes presentation during a recent seminar organized for the company’s agents in Dar es Salaam. |
The event was attended by over 60 agents, equipped the participants with a wide range of skills ranging from products, sales to regulations.
“The training of this nature also offers opportunities to interact with agents more freely and in informal way. In additional to that agents also get to know the issues surrounding insurance market’’ Head of Business Development and Marketing Mr. Jabir Kigoda, said as he highlighted the focus of the training.
BENKI YA EXIM YAANDAA HAFLA KWA WATEJA WAKE WA ARUSHA
Monday, 18 February 2019
UBER ROLLS OUT INJURY PROTECTION FOR DRIVERS AND RIDERS IN TANZANIA AT NO ADDITIONAL COST
Dar es Salaam, 18th February 2019 - Uber driver-partners and riders in Tanzania now have more peace of mind when using Uber, as Uber has announced the rollout of Injury Protection, provided by UAP Old Mutual. This announcement forms part of Uber’s global commitment across the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region and is a unique, first of its kind solution for drivers and riders using technology apps across Tanzania.
All Uber uberX, Uber XL, uberPOA driver-partners will benefit from this innovative cover at no additional cost; from the moment they accept a trip while driving to pick up a rider, and until the trip ends. Riders will be covered from the time their ride begins until the trip ends.
In the unfortunate event of an accident or a crime-related incident resulting in an injury during a trip, riders and driver-partners will have access to the following benefits:
- Medical cover: If an accident happens On-Trip, this cover reimburses drivers and riders for necessary medical treatment costs up to TZS 1,250,000. In addition, this cover reimburses ambulance service costs.
- Death and funeral payments: In the unfortunate event that a driver-partner or rider dies as a result of an accident On-Trip, their dependents or heirs will benefit from a lump sum payment of TZS 5,000,000. They will also obtain an amount of TZS 500,000 for funeral expenses.
- Permanent disability payments: In the unfortunate event that a user suffers a permanent disability as a result of an accident On-Trip, they will benefit from a lump sum payment up to TZS 5,000,000. The amount depends on the severity of the disability, as determined by UAP Old Mutual.
- Daily payment benefit for drivers (injury): If a driver is hospitalized for more than 48 hours as a result of an accident that happened On-Trip and are thereafter unable to drive because of those injuries, they will receive a daily payment of TZS 10,000 for up to 30 days whilst they are medically certified by a doctor as unfit to work.
Sunday, 17 February 2019
COCA COLA SET TO REWARD 500,000 CONSUMERS IN A NEW THREE MONTHS PROMO
More than 500,000 people stand a chance to be rewarded by a beverage company in Tanzania after launching a campaign dubbed Coke Studio ‘UTC’.
The launching of the campaign in Dar es Salaam over the weekend is a part of Coca-Cola public engagement activities following the inauguration of Coke Studio Africa 2019 where five local artists are part of it.
Speaking during the launch, Nelly Wainaina, Coca-Cola’s Head of Marketing for Tanzania and Kenya said the newly unveiled promotion seeks to reward loyal Coca- Cola consumers for the next 12 weeks and will see consumers walking away with lots of cash prizes, TVs and Coca-Cola products.
“As a brand, we always engage with our consumers at their passion points.
We are therefore using Coke Studio as a platform to give our consumers a chance to win exciting rewards as they enjoy watching their favorite music show. For the next 12 weeks, our consumers will be winning lots of cash prizes, television sets, and redeemable products from the wide range of the Coca-Cola product portfolio,” she elaborated.
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