COMMUNITIES and conservation groups should own forests to earn from Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) programme.
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Bank of Tanzania (BoT) will this week float a sevenyear bond with expectations of continued positive response from investors that would result into over subscription.
A new 97-room up market hotel has just opened its doors for business at the heart of Tanzania’s sprawling safari capital city of Arusha. The Palace Hotel Arusha, a 20bn/- investment, stands out as an extraordinary adventure in hospitality industry.
A Member of Parliament has called on the government to extensively involve the Tanzania Association of Microfinance Institutions (TAMFI) in all plans, policies and decisions that affect the microfinance sector in the country.
CONSTRUCTION industry is significantly contributing to the economic development of the country, with construction works providing necessary public infrastructure and private physical structures for many productive activities—services, commerce and utilities.
GOVERNMENT has agreed to let 80 per cent of payments done under Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) to go to communities which protect forests.
THE government has reiterated its commitment to work closely with cashew nut growers and other stakeholders to secure a ready market for the product. This was said over the weekend by the Vice-President, Dr Mohammed Gharib Bilal, when opening NMB Branch in Mkuranga District, Coast region.
THE shilling has traded almost flat against the US dollar in the first week of this month, amid quiet markets as demand was well matched by supply. Money traders expect a similar trend to continue to hold on in this week following an improvement of money in circulation, after four months of tight liquidity in the economy.
THE price of building materials have started to go up following a recent increment of power tariffs of over 40 per cent per unit.
THE country’s year-on-year inflation is projected to fall to 9 per cent by June this year as a result of expected drop in fuel prices and bumper harvests that are likely to moderate food prices, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has forecast.
THE country’s year-on-year inflation is projected to fall to 9 per cent by June this year as a result of expected drop in fuel prices and bumper harvests that are likely to moderate food prices, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has forecast. 
