Tanzania (National)
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Florian Jamax focuses on local business and economic development in Arusha, Tanzania. His coverage indicates a strong interest in announcements from both government entities and private sector organizations related to finance, banking, economic development, and business.
To effectively reach out to Florian, consider providing insights or data that can contribute to the understanding of local economic trends or highlight innovative approaches to financial management within the region. Additionally, if you have firsthand knowledge of new initiatives or developments being implemented by businesses or governmental bodies in Arusha relating to finance and economic growth, it may resonate with his focus.
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DAR ES SALAAM: THE College of Business Education (CBE) has stepped up efforts to promote gender equality through inclusive policies, leadership reforms and skills-based programmes aimed at empowering women and strengthening participation across all levels of the institution.
By: Florian Jamax, Esther Takwa
DAR ES SALAAM: TTCL Corporation has set a target of reaching one million fibre optic connections within the next three years as it accelerates efforts to expand broadband access and strengthen Tanzania's digital infrastructure.
DAR ES SALAAM: THE United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has intensified efforts to promote inclusive and gender-transformative care systems, with a strong focus on recognising and addressing unpaid care work affecting women, girls and persons with disabilities in the country.
By: Florian Jamax, Esther Takwa
DAR ES SALAAM: THE Association of Tanzania Employers (ATE) has reshuffled its flagship Employer of the Year Awards (EYA Awards) for this year as it intensifies efforts to promote more effectiveness and excellence at workplaces.
DAR ES SALAAM: THE Bank of Tanzania (BoT) yesterday introduced an Electronic Matching System (EMS) for the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market (IFEM), marking a significant step towards enhancing transparency and price discovery in the country's foreign exchange market.
DAR ES SALAAM: PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has called on financial institutions to make credit more affordable and accessible to ordinary Tanzanians, saying the true measure of success in the financial sector lies in its ability to improve lives, expand businesses and create economic opportunities for citizens.
By: William Lwanji, Florian Jamax
DAR ES SALAAM: T HE Confederation of Tanzania Industries (CTI) has backed the 2026/27 national budget, describing it as a step toward improving the business environment.
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA’S seaweed industry generated 13.9bn/- in the current fiscal year, with the coastal crop emerging as a growing source of income for communities and a contributor to the country’s blue economy strategy. The country produced more than 130,000 metric tonnes of fresh seaweed in the mainland alone during the period, with the
By: Florian Jamax, William Lwanji
DAR ES SALAAM: VARIOUS stakeholders have welcomed the 2026/27 National Budget for its alignment with the Tanzania Development Vision 2050 (Dira 2050) , while urging stronger implementation, adequate financing and sustained reforms to translate the vision into tangible benefits for citizens.
DAR ES SALAAM: WOMEN entrepreneurs supported by the Equal Opportunities for All Trust Fund (EOTF) have generated more than 1.8tri/- in sales over the past 28 years, highlighting the growing economic influence of women-led businesses and their contribution to Tanzania's private sector.
