Attentat en Tanzanie: arrestations

Huit personnes, dont quatre ressortissants d’Arabie saoudite, ont été arrêtées en Tanzanie,

L’Afrique, terre d’espoir selon Xi

Le nouveau président chinois, Xi Jinping, a salué ce qu’il a présenté

Tanzania tells mining companies to pay 30 pct corporate tax

Tanzania, Africa’s fourth largest gold producer, has told mining companies operating

Tanzania to invest $598 mln in gas-powered plants

Tanzania plans to invest a total $598 million in new natural gas-powered

Tanzanie: un naufrage fait plus de 30 morts

Un ferry, transportant 251 passagers à bord, a fait naufrage ce mercredi entre Dar es Salaam et Zanzibar,

Kikwete denies doctors’ leader torture

Tanzania’s President Jakaya Kikwete denied any government involvement in the kidnap and torture

Tanzania doctor strike escalates on torture claims

Doctors on Thursday stepped up their strike for better pay at public hospitals across Tanzania in a sign of

Tanzania inflation slows to 18.2 percent in May

Tanzania’s year-on-year inflation rate fell for a fifth straight month in May to 18.2 percent from 18.7 percent

Tanzania sees strong 2012 GDP growth, plans Eurobond

Tanzania expects its economy to grow by as much as 7 percent this year, faster than 6.4 percent in 2011,

AfDB lends Tanzania and Sierra Leone $250 mln for roads

The African Development Bank Group said on Thursday it has approved $250mln for road construction

Tanzania 2011/12 growth seen above 6 pct forecast

Tanzania’s central bank said on Wednesday that economic growth could beat its 6.0 percent forecast for fiscal year

Tanzanie : 20 soldats de RDC détenus

Les autorités militaires tanzaniennes ont annoncé lundi avoir arrêté un groupe de 20 soldats

China-Tanzania: 1 bn $ loan for pipeline

China and Tanzania are expected to sign a $1.06 billion loan deal to build a natural gas pipeline from the southern part of the east African country to its commercial capital, a Tanzanian newspaper quoted its energy minister as saying.

Tanzania, will receive a $73.8Mln Loan by Japan To Boost Power Supply

Tanzania ruling party expects comfortable poll win

Tanzania’s ruling party said on Tuesday it expected to emerge the victor from last Sunday’s presidential and parliamentary elections while foreign observers expressed concern about the vote count.