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AfCFTA: Tanzania’s gateway to bigger markets, greater investment

DAR ES SALAAM: THE African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has evolved from a bold vision into a crucial framework…

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Govt mulls Sabasaba extension

DAR ES SALAAM: THE government is considering extending the 50th Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) by one day…

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Halotel commits to invest in technology that meets Tanzania’s evolving digital needs

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Managing Director of Halotel Tanzania, Mr. Bui Van Thang, has visited the company’s exhibition stand at…

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Tanzania sees fortune in AfricaNenda’s digital financial ecosystem backed by Gates Foundation, Equity Group

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA’S digital financial ecosystem is expected to benefit from a new continental partnership between AfricaNenda Foundation, supported…

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Airtel Africa to connect 5,000 schools to free internet by 2027

  LUSAKA: AIRTEL Africa’s CEO, Sunil Taldar, has announced the telco’s commitment to connecting 5,000 schools across its operating countries…

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France’s ALSTOM eyes to invest in Tanzania’s transport infrastructure after talks with PM

DAR ES SALAAM: PRIME Minister Dr Mwigulu Nchemba has met with Philippe Deller, Vice President of France-based ALSTOM, to discuss…

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Mixx, TCDC expand farmers’ digital finance access

DODOMA: Farmers are set to gain wider access to digital financial services after Mixx by Yas renewed its partnership with…

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BoT complaint system cuts financial disputes

DAR ES SALAAM: FINANCIAL service complaints reaching the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) have fallen sharply after the central bank introduced…

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T-bills draw strong demand despite declines

TANZANIA: TREASURY bill market recorded strong investor demand in the latest auction despite a general decline in yields across most…

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Account deficit widens on imports

TANZANIA: THE current account deficit widened by nearly 40 per cent in the year through May as higher import costs,…

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