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91.	Telecoms emerge as leading advertisers
	Friday, March 22, 2013  by Admin
	TELECOMS and brewers are among highly competitive industries in the country, a factor that forces them to scramble for adverts space in newspapers and airtime in radio and TV stations, the latest report by Push Observer shows.
92.	UK firms eye gas sector
	Friday, March 22, 2013  by Admin
	BRITISH Companies currently sourcing for business opportunities in Tanzania have said they want to enter into partnerships with local enterprises in oil and gas industry.
93.	UTT introduces new investment scheme
	Friday, March 22, 2013  by Admin
	THE Unit Trust of Tanzania (UTT) has introduced a shortterm open-ended investment vehicle known as Liquid Fund to the market.
94.	Oryx buys South Africa BP gas unit
	Friday, March 22, 2013  by Admin
	ADDAX & Oryx Group (AOG) subsidiary, Oryx Energies Limited, has agreed to buy the South African liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) distribution businesses of BP and its 45 per cent owned Masana Petroleum Solutions.
95.	Investment centre hails investors in tobacco
	Friday, March 22, 2013  by Admin
	THE Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) has commended firms that managed to turn around ailing privatised former state-owned companies through injection of massive investment.
96.	Swissport shares gain 10 pc at DSE
	Thursday, March 21, 2013  by Admin
	THE Swissport share price continued with a rally yesterday, gaining over 10 per cent to reach 1,900/- since the year started.
97.	Roadblocks dog cross-border trade
	Thursday, March 21, 2013  by Admin
	STAKEHOLDERS have expressed concern over numerous roadblocks in some parts of the country which leads to higher costs of doing business.
98.	Airtel Tanzania slashes call tariffs
	Thursday, March 21, 2013  by Admin
	AIRTEL Tanzania launched a new service called “AIRTEL YATOSHA” that will enable its customers to call other service providers at 75 per cent lower without necessarily having to change their SIM Card.
99.	Alexander Forbes Tanzania rebrands to ARIS
	Thursday, March 21, 2013  by Admin
	ALEXANDER Forbes Tanzania Limited yesterday announced the rebranding of its corporate identity to African Risk and Insurance Services Limited (ARIS).
100.	Relax, your money safe -- FBME
	Thursday, March 21, 2013  by Admin
	FEDERAL Bank of the Middle East Limited (FBME) has reassured its depositors that their money is safe despite a banking sector crisis facing it in Cyprus, where it is the bulk of its assets.
101.	Less Tanzanian tea sold at Mombasa auction
	Tuesday, August 18, 2009  by Admin
	Less Tanzanian tea was sold at the Mombasa auction last month compared with the previous month. The Africa Tea Brokers Limited has noted that 0.909 million kilos were offered of which 0.793 million kilos were purchased last month.
102.	Standard Chartered strike deal with insurer
	Tuesday, August 18, 2009  by Admin
	The Standard Chartered Bank (Tanzania) and the African Life Assurance (Tanzania) have signed a deal that will see the bank's customers enjoy bundled insurance products directly from the bank. The deal dubbed 'Bancassurrance,' will provide customers a full complement of finance and insurance services.
103.	CRDB shares favourable despite price
	Tuesday, August 18, 2009  by Admin
	The CRDB counter dominated the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) trade last week. It accounted for 93.4 per cent of the turnover after transacting 48,887,127 shares worth Sh8,555.42 million in 2,071 deals.
104.	Clinton urges Africa to reduce trade barriers
	Friday, August 7, 2009  by Admin
	US Secretary of State has told African countries to increase trade with each other to realise the enormous potential that exists within the continent in an address to the Agoa summit. She told delegates at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre in Nairobi that Africa should �tear down trade barriers with each other
105.	Tanzania launches bank for women
	Friday, August 7, 2009  by Admin
	Tanzania has launched a bank aimed specifically at women in what officials say will be an empowering move. The bank says women need only an ID card or passport to open an account, unlike other banks which require title deeds or other proofs of wealth. And applicants need only 3,000 Tanzanian shillings ($2) in savings - much less than other banks.
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