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Saudia celebrates Arabia’s 2034 FIFA WC Win with exclusive in-flight surprises

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: Saudia, the national flag carrier of Saudi Arabia, celebrated Saudi Arabia’s historic victory in securing the bid…

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Tanzania investment growth skyrockets

TANZANIA: THE year 2024 is shaping up to be a landmark year for investments in Tanzania, with the Tanzania Investment…

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TBS: Product certification key to sustainable business

COAST REGION: THE Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS) has said product certification is vital for fostering sustainable business and investment,…

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Tanzania invites Saud Arabia to invest in key sectors

SAUDI ARABIA: MINISTER for Finance, Dr Mwigulu Nchemba, has invited Saudi Arabia to explore and invest in a range of…

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NBC sells portion of Twiga bond’s to ALCB Fund

DAR ES SALAAM: NATIONAL Bank of Commerce (NBC) has sold its portion of the Twiga Bond’s second tranche through a…

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Agri experts optimistic FSR project will boost production in Zanzibar

ZANZIBAR: FARMERS in Zanzibar have been urged to use good agricultural practices through the ‘Tanzania Food Systems Resilience Project’ (TFSRP)…

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Rafiki Briquettes: The lifesaver of clean cooking energy, a game-changer for Tanzanians

DAR ES SALAAM: WHEN it comes to cooking in Tanzanian households, there’s no denying that charcoal and firewood have long…

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16 international organizations learn organic farming in Morogoro

MOROGORO: Sixteen organizations from various countries around the world recently converged in Morogoro to learn how to implement ecological farming…

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NBC Bank launches 27.2bn/- bond to support Tanzania’s SME sector

DAR ES SALAAM: The National Bank of Commerce (NBC) has officially launched Series 1 of its second tranche of the…

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Fed’s gamble: A cut that stirs chaos and uncertainty

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates by 0.25 percentage points on December last Wednesday, reflects…

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