en-tz-hotdailynews: 2015-03-23 Tanzania Business

Arusha photo display season starts
East African Business Week
ARUSHA, Tanzania - A new season of wildlife photographic shows began last week in Arusha with the Arusha Natural History Museum hosting the exhibition. The exhibition has attracted several stakeholders from the tourism and conservation sectors.
Tanzania abolishes nuisance tax on curios and hand-made crafts   Coastweek
Ministry injects 100 million/- to rebuild curio bazaar   Daily News
Tanzania abolishes nuisance taxes on curios and other hand-made crafts   spyghana.com

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eTurboNews

Tanzania and Kenya Presidents step into airline sanctions mess
eTurboNews
The devastating impact of sanctions by the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority against Kenyan Airways clearly prompted heavy political pressure on Kenya's top duo, and it appears that the lobbying and what essentially amounted to “get this sorted or else” ...

Kenya Air re-opens its operations in Tanzania   spyghana.com
KQ to resume full flights to Tanzania after Uhuru, Kikwete solve stalemate   The Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
Tanzania tells KQ to cut Dar es Salaam flights   East African Business Week
Capital FM Kenya (press release) (subscription) (blog)
Coastweek
IPPmedia
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Dar to host meeting on resource harnessing
Daily News
STAKEHOLDERS from across Tanzania and beyond will meet in Dar es Salaam for a two-day workshop on Wednesday, to discuss the best ways to harness natural resources for the benefit of Tanzanians. The meeting is part of the Annual Research ...

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Bill to address warehouse receipts system sails through
Daily News
HEATED debate ensued here on the warehouse receipt system (WRS), as Members of Parliament (MPs) deliberated and passed the Warehouse Receipts (Amendment) Bill, 2014 that seeks to address deficiency in the implementation of the 2005 Act.

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Misenyi district constructs 38 laboratories
Daily News
MISENYI District in Kagera Region has constructed 38 science laboratories, implying 57 per cent of the target. Misenyi District Education (Secondary) Development Officer, Mr George Joseph, said the target was to construct 66 laboratories, appealing to ...

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Independent Online

Joburg traffic blitz nets dozens
Independent Online
Johannesburg - A man was caught driving at 221km/h on the M1 highway in Midrand, Johannesburg metro police said on Sunday. “The man, aged 34 and from Pretoria, was arrested at 2am on Sunday while travelling with his brother,” said Chief ...

M1 double decker freeway closed for maintenance   Times LIVE
M1 double decker closed for maintenance   The Citizen

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National Mirror

Profit-taking costs investors N463bn
The Punch
Investors lost up to N463bn on the Nigerian Stock Exchange last week as profit-taking dominated the stock market. The equities segment of the NSE had closed on a negative note in all five days of trading last week with both the market capitalisation of the ...

Equities shed N1.4trn in Q1, may end quarter bearish   National Mirror
NSE ends week negative, as indicators shave 4.51%   Nigerian Tribune
Electoral risk shaves off N462b from Nigerian equities   The Nation Newspaper

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