What do East African Countries export to the world?
East African Countries exports to other parts of the continent include precious stones, coffee, tea, cement, animal fats, minerals and mineral oils, as well as iron and steel.
Halotel leads in Mobile data. Tigo best in fixed Service
Halotel may be the fastest mobile data provider in Tanzania, but compared to other Telecoms firms in the neighboring countries, the Vietnamese provider is still relatively slow
Ghana, Benin Children benefit from Rockefeller funded WFP school meals
The WFP School Meals initiative is a follow-up program to the one previously executed in Kenya, Rwanda and Burundi.
E-Commerce: Tanzania Can’t log in Properly as PayPal remains out
Tanzanians are conversant in buying goods online via Ebay, Amazon and Ali Baba, but restrictive policies prevent them to sell goods through e-commerce
Tanzania to churn out 4.6 million tons of Coal by June 2023
Coal mining in Tanzania is set to triple in 2023 as the sector continues to attract investors and yielding gold
Merwyn Nunes: He invented Mount Kilimanjaro Certificates awards in 1968
He remains a legend in Tanzania's Tourism Industry having hatched up the idea of Certificates on Kilimanjaro, founded the Tour Operators Association and formed one of the successful safaris companies.
Nigeria’s Aliko Dangote, Tanzania’s Mo Dewji in 2023 Africa Billionaires Listing
As Mohammed Dweji tops East Africa's wealthiest person list, the Nigerian Aliko Dangote continues to rule the continent
Want to invest in Tanzania? Edible Oils are the Future Gold
Forget Petroleum based, oil, by the year 2030, that is seven years from now, sunflower based edible oil will command bigger market and more value than diesel.
EAC condemns Kivu Church Bombing. Catholic Pope plans to visit Kinshasa
The Islamic State Jihadist Group boasts to have blown the Church in DR Congo, just two weeks before Pope Francis visits Kinshasa on his way to South Sudan
Tanzanians now taking over the country’s Mining industry
Adjust regulations in the mining sector have now made it possible for most Tanzanians to participate fully in the country's extractive industry