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Tanzania: Indian Companies Boost Investments in Industries
Posted on :Thursday , 18th August 2016
India plays a crucial role for Tanzania to realize her industrialisation agenda as Indian companies boost investments in industries, cabinet ministers said on Tuesday.
Tanzania envisions becoming a middle income country by the year 2025 and the government wants the industrial sector - which currently contributes roughly eight per cent to the country's gross do. . .Tanzania: Pension Funds Urged to Invest in Industries
Posted on :Thursday , 18th August 2016
Arusha — As Tanzania treads its path to industrialisation, social security funds have been urged to invest in industries.
The minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office (Policy, Parliament, Labour, Employment, Youth and the Disabled), Ms Jenista Mhagama, says industrialisation forms a fundamental linchpin to the fifth phase government's plans for the cou. . .Trade, Industry Critical for Africa's Development - African Union
Posted on :Monday , 18th July 2016
Africa should prioritise trade and industrial sectors to address most of the prevailing challenges the continent faces, including the high rate of unemployment, to ensure sustainable development, Fatima Haram Acyl, the African Union (AU) commissioner for trade and industry, has said.
"While everyone should work to ensure peace, food security, and creating more . . .Tanzania Ready for Industrial Transformation - Zanzibar President
Posted on :Thursday , 7th July 2016
Zanzibar President Ali Mohamed Shein said yesterday that Tanzania was now ready for industrial transformation, thanks to positive trends in technological innovation and expertise spearheaded by VETA and SIDO.
The Isles president made the comments at the ongoing Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) where he noted that new technologies showcased by Vocational. . .Tanzania: Stock Exchange Proves It Has Potential to Boost Industrialisation
Posted on :Wednesday , 22nd June 2016
Tanzania has enough liquidity to facilitate industrialisation as manifested by recently Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange initial public offer which was oversubscribed by astonishing proportions.
The oversubscription was expected since day one, but not at the said magnitude of almost five times or 377 per cent to rake in 35.77bn/- while the exchange earmarked to raise 8.. . .Please Select an Option
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