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1.	Petrobras sells stake in TZ Block to Statoil
	Tuesday, May 28, 2013  by Admin
	Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian state-run energy giant, Petrobras, said on Friday it agreed to sell a stake in an oil and natural gas...
2.	Kigamboni City ‘is for real’
	Tuesday, May 28, 2013  by Admin
	THE government has said that the much-awaited and publicized Kigamboni City Development Project was for real and that ‘things will start happening very soon’.
3.	Glimmer of hope for Isles’ power blues
	Thursday, April 11, 2013  by Admin
	PRESIDENT Ali Mohamed Shein has expressed optimism of speedy economic growth in the Isles following construction of 100MW marine cable.The completion of the project is believed that would help to end power rationing in Zanzibar.
4.	Road projects get Japanese funding
	Tuesday, April 09, 2013  by Admin
	THE Government signed a loan agreement on Monday and exchanged notes with the government of Japan that will enable the nation to access a concessional loan of 129.48bn/- from Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
5.	Multibillion Mara project to end water blues
	Friday, April 05, 2013  by Admin
	MARA Regional Commissioner (RC) John Tupa has said he is pleased with the commencement of a multibillion project meant to improve supply of clean and safe water in Musoma Municipality.
6.	Dar to spend 65bn/- on road projects
	Wednesday, April 03, 2013  by Admin
	DAR ES SALAAM Region has earmarked 65bn/- for 2013/14 road projects, geared to address traffic congestion in the city.
7.	EU grants 107bn/- to TZ for water project in 7 towns
	Wednesday, March 27, 2013  by Admin
	THE State through financial assistance amounting to 107bn/- from European Union (EU) will facilitate a long water supply project in seven towns.
8.	DIDF sets aside 1bn/- for Rukwa irrigation farming
	Monday, March 25, 2013  by Admin
	THE District Irrigation Development Fund (DIDF) has set aside over 1bn/- for the implementation of irrigation farming in 2012/13 in Rukwa Region.
9.	About 1tri/- loans bridge budget deficit
	Friday, March 22, 2013  by Admin
	AS the budget session is scheduled to begin next month instead of June, the first half of the fiscal year 2012/13 has witnessed government budget recording an overall deficit of 943.7bn/-, which was financed by net foreign loans of 439bn/- and a net domestic borrowing of 504.7bn/-.
10.	SMEs benefit from Sh260m Sido lending
	Friday, August 07, 2009  by Admin
	The Small Industries Development Organisation (Sido) lent Sh260 million to operators of small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) in Manyara Region in 2008/9. Sido regional manager Akundaeli Ndossi told The Citizen that Sh223.6 million was from a special fund for indigenous entrepreneurs and Sh36.3 million was from the regional revolving fund.
11.	Mfuko wa Mazao Duniani kufungua kiwanda cha kusindika maembe Tanzania
	Tuesday, July 28, 2009  by Admin
12.	President Bush Signs Nearly $700 Million MCC Compact
	Tuesday, February 19, 2008  by Admin
	The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Compact with Tanzania will provide nearly $700 million in five years to improve the country's transportation network, secure reliable supplies of energy and expand access to clean and safe water, President Bush says. The compact with Tanzania is the largest such economic agreement awarded to date. "My hope is that such an initiative will be part of an effort to transform parts of this country,".
13.	FDI not only answer
	Monday, December 03, 2007  by Admin
	The latest report on the least developed countries (LDC) shows that foreign direct investments (FDIs) have had little impact on development of technological capacities in the world's 50 poorest economies, including Tanzania.
14.	New study proves multiple taxes putting off investors
	Wednesday, November 28, 2007  by Admin
	Latest United Nations report laments that high and multiple taxes on the African continent are holding back potential investors. The UN report on Economic Development in Africa for 2007 points out that diverse and soaring taxes are augmenting both the risks and the pitiable business environment in Africa.
15.	Dar Plans Power From Sisal Waste
	Wednesday, October 03, 2007  by Admin
	Tanzania has registered considerable success in testing the use of sisal waste in generating electricity. The ongoing pilot project titled "Cleaner Integral Utilisation of Sisal Waste for Bio-gas and Bio-fertilizers" show that the bio-gas which comes from the sisal residue can indeed produce high-voltage electricity.
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