Standard Chartered launches first digital bank branch in Tanzania
StanChart has launched the branch to enhance convenience for its customers...
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Tanzanian banking sectors shows resilience
The country has about 50 banks with approximately 840 branches including 23,500 agents...
KCB’s stake acquisition in Tanzania, Rwanda will uplift its ranking
The bank will acquire Banque Populaire du Rwanda and the African Banking Corporation Tanzania...
Total’s Uganda and Tanzania oil projects face new challenges
The Tilenga project will have an output capacity of 200,000 barrels per day...
Equity Bank terminates acquisition talks with Altas Mara
The protracted pandemic and the uncertainty that follows has forced the bank to end acquisition of four banks in Zambia, Mozambique, Tanzania and Rwanda...
Port of Mombasa sees huge in container movement despite pandemic
Joseph Maina registered a new crane record of 51 moves per hour...
Tanzania: Investing in water and sanitation reaps benefits for poverty alleviation
The Water Sector Support Project supported the Government of Tanzania’s Water Sector Development Program by increasing water access to urban and rural residents...
Water stress could hurt Tanzania’s growth and poverty reduction efforts
New World Bank report talks about immediate improvements...
Rich Countries, Poor People: Will Africa’s commodity boom benefit the poor?
BY ANAND RAJARAM. 20th November 2013 Travelling across Africa these days you are likely to run into increasing numbers of mining, oil, and gas industry personnel engaged in exploration, drilling, and extraction across the continent. Although commodity prices are moderating, the discoveries being made in Africa offer the real prospect of significant revenue to many cash-poor,...