2015年7月14日 星期二

2015-07-15 Tanzania Tanzania


IPPmedia
   
Tanzania says to fully embrace foreign capital this year   
Reuters Africa
DAR ES SALAAM, July 14 (Reuters) - Tanzania is pushing ahead with plans to accept more foreign portfolio investments by the end of 2015 and is taking steps to start setting interest rates, it said in a letter to the International Monetary Fund (IMF ...
CHRAGG condemns Dar police station attack   Daily News
Seven Killed in Dar Police Station Raid   AllAfrica.com
Gunmen shoot dead seven in Dar   IPPmedia
New York Times   
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Tanzania is open for business, says Hamad   
Daily News
THE united Republic of Tanzania including Zanzibar has been transforming its economy and investment climate making it one of the most preferable places for business, First Vice-President, Maalim Seif Sharif Hamad, said at the 'Milan Expo 2015' in Italy.

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'No bribe money has been raised'   
Daily News
THE President's Office, Public Service Management, has refuted the information paraded in social networks claiming that the office is responsible for organizing a meeting in order to raise money to enable one of the presidential aspirants to succeed.

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Zanzibar police to tighten security during Eid   
Daily News
POLICE in Zanzibar have warned would be trouble makers during Eid celebrations to desist from their evil ways, as scores of people have begun flocking business centres to make final preparations for the holiday. Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), ...


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Shein warns poll observers against interference   
Daily News
PRESIDENT Ali Mohammed Shein has said that election observers from Europe and elsewhere are welcome to monitor polls in Zanzibar but should not 'drive us.' "We are ready to conduct peaceful elections and we welcome international election observers.
Shein Hails Zanzibaris Over Warm Reception   AllAfrica.com

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Sierra Express Media
   
Building corrupt-free minds   
Sierra Express Media
The spokesperson of Tanzania's Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau once told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that “When children learn the reality of everyday corruption from an early age they are likely to reject it, even if their parents ...

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