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STANBIC BANK LAUNCHES ANOTHER BRANCH IN DAR

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THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE FINANCIAL INCLUSION IN TANZANIA

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AHADI ZA RAIS DKT. MAGUFULI ZATEKELEZWA KATIKA ZIARA YAKE MIKOA YA KUSINI

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MAMBO 10 YA KUZINGATIA WAKATI WA KUFUNGA

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MAGUFULI AAGIZA DANGOTE APEWE ENEO LA KUZALISHA MAKAA YA MAWE

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40% OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES HAVE BARELY TAKEN ANY POLICY MEASURES NEEDED TO ACCELERATE ENERGY ACCESS: WORLD BANK REPORT

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10 tips to help you while you are fasting

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PUMA TANZANIA LAUNCHES ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN

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US GIANT BOEING INTERNATIONAL TO OPEN OFFICES IN NAIROBI AND JOHANNESBURG

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There are a lot to learn from the Aviation Africa 2017 forum

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TANZANIA TO TAKE PART IN THE WORLD’S MAJOR TOURISM TRADE FAIR

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ERICSSON JOINS FORCES WITH TIGO TANZANIA AND GSMA TO BRING 3G TO RURAL TANZANIA

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ZANTEL STAFF IN ZANZIBAR HOLD BLOOD DONATION EXERCISE TO SUPPORT THE NATIONAL BLOOD BANK

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10 budget hotels in Kariakoo

By Jumia Travel Tanzania Possibly Kariakoo is the most populated and busiest places in Tanzania. That might be due to the fact that the area is a hub for all kind of local businesses almost throughout the week. Apart from this area being occupied with business plots, Jumia Travel shares 10 budget hotels which you can find in Kariakoo. Sayari Hotel It is a budget hotel located at Gogo street, Kariakoo with all the amenities a customer will need. The hotel is near Kariakoo market and Kariakoo Ismaili Jamat Khana. Ideal Hotel It's a cozy hotel with all the amenities including free Wi-Fi internet to all guests. Ideal is situated along the Ungoni street nearby CRDB Bank and NBC Park, for easy banking activities. Rungwe Palace Hotel This is a three star hotel located at the heart of the city. It has both business and events centers as well as a free Wi-Fi internet. Rungwe Palace is located at Mahiwa Street just a few Kilometers from Mnazi Mmoja Hospita...

AFRICA’S OIL & GAS INDUSTRY NEEDS TO HARNESS INNOVATION TO STAY AHEAD OF THE COMPETITION: REVIEW

The oil & gas industry in Africa continues to face market challenges arising from the low oil price, competition for revenue growth and local talent together with new expectations from investors and regulators. “Africa’s oil & gas industry is experiencing significant change and upheaval. There are fundamental shifts in companies’ strategies, business models and ways of working,” says Chris Bredenhann, PwC Africa Oil & Gas Advisory Leader. The sustained lower price of oil has been accepted as the new normal in the oil & gas industry with companies putting plans in place to enable a more agile response to commodity price fluctuations in the future. For some, this means a diversification of portfolio, with many considering moves to an energy mix that includes some form of renewables. Despite the challenges, there are a number of opportunities on the African continent. “The time is opportune for oil & gas companies to take up and utilise advances in technolog...

JURY ORDERS JOHNSON & JOHNSON TO PAY $417 MILLION OVER CANCER LAWSUIT

Drug maker Johnson & Johnson will have to pay $417 million to a woman who claimed she developed terminal ovarian cancer after using the company's talc-based products, a California jury has ordered. Eva Echeverria, 63, developed the disease after decades of using Johnson & Johnson talc-based powders for feminine hygiene, according to media accounts. The case was one of thousands of lawsuits brought nationwide alleging the company failed to warn consumers of the risk of cancer from talc in its products. The jury made the award, which included $347 million in punitive damages, to Ms. Echeverria after she filed suit in July of last year, a representative of the Los Angeles Superior Court said. In a statement, Johnson & Johnson said it would lodge an appeal. "We will appeal today's verdict because we are guided by the science, which supports the safety of Johnson's Baby Powder," company spokesperson Carol Goodrich said in a statement. She c...

DIRECT PAY ONLINE GROUP BECOMES THE FIRST TO RECEIVE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CERTIFICATION IN 12 COUNTRIES

Direct Pay Online Group (DPO) is the first payment service provider (PSP) in Africa to receive the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) Level 1 certification in 12 African countries. This comes after the successful completion of comprehensive audits in the Group’s global headquarters and all its other markets including Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Botswana, Ghana, Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe. In Africa, the Direct Pay Online Group headquarters in Kenya and the team on ground runs all other markets with the support of local branches and teams. “As Direct Pay Online, our goal is to keep up with the highest level of security, privacy and standards, in any market we go into. We process merchant payments from all major credit cards, mobile money and e-wallets, and ensure that their data is protected. This compliance certificate demonstrates that our systems are up to par with international security standards.” Eran Feinstein, the DP...

TANZANIA STARTS TO RE-MAP ITS NATIONAL PARKS, GAME AND FOREST RESERVES TO CURB CONFLICTS

In an effort to curb conflicts between humans and wildlife that have been stoked by drought, the government of Tanzania has started to re-map and demarcate its national parks, game and forest reserves. “The exercise to redraw boundaries of protected sites would be led by the country's National Parks Authority (TANAPA) to safeguard wildlife sanctuaries from illegal cattle grazing, logging and poaching,” Minister for tourism and natural resources, Jumanne Maghembe, said. "We would like to see borders of our national parks and protected areas clearly marked so that no one can trespass. Stern legal measures will be taken against anyone who would cross into protected areas," the minister said. About 37 percent of Tanzania's land is covered by conservation rules with almost 400,000 square km (155,000 square miles) of protected land contained in national parks, game and forest reserves famous for spectacular landscapes and herds of wildebeest and elephants. The ...

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