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Soros Sells Alibaba Shares
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Soros Sells Alibaba Shares George Soros, owner of Soros Fund Management, sells off the vast majority of his shares in the Chinese online retailer Alibaba, indicates interest in Western markets for future investments as opposed to the Eastern markets he ...
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Soros Sells Alibaba Shares George Soros, owner of Soros Fund Management, sells off the vast majority of his shares in the Chinese online retailer Alibaba, indicates interest in Western markets for future investments as opposed to the Eastern markets he ...
Soros fund reduces stakes in Chinese internet giants
Billionaire George Soros sells Alibaba shares
Majority of Alibaba Shares Owned By George Soros Sold
Tanzania crab fishing can pay well
East African Business Week
I was interested in your article about the ILO supporting young Tanzanians in crab fattening. Sea foods are among the most popular in the world and for a country that also has a tourism industry, it helps to have a wide choice of foods available. I ...
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East African Business Week
I was interested in your article about the ILO supporting young Tanzanians in crab fattening. Sea foods are among the most popular in the world and for a country that also has a tourism industry, it helps to have a wide choice of foods available. I ...
East African Business Week
Rwandan youth initiating innovative ideas
East African Business Week
INNOVATION: SODTEF modern stove making company makes between 50-100 charcoal stoves and can even do much better with more funds injected. Let me say, many young Rwandans are coming out of school, but the fact remains where is this big ...
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East African Business Week
INNOVATION: SODTEF modern stove making company makes between 50-100 charcoal stoves and can even do much better with more funds injected. Let me say, many young Rwandans are coming out of school, but the fact remains where is this big ...
Mantra to start uranium mining
East African Business Week
MWANZA, Tanzania – Uranium mining at the Mkuju River Project in Southern Tanzania may start in April next year. The Deputy Minister responsible for mining in Ministry of Energy and Mining Charles Kitwanga said following the arrival of heavy machinery.
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East African Business Week
MWANZA, Tanzania – Uranium mining at the Mkuju River Project in Southern Tanzania may start in April next year. The Deputy Minister responsible for mining in Ministry of Energy and Mining Charles Kitwanga said following the arrival of heavy machinery.
East African Business Week
Vodacom Tanzania savers notch up $3m
East African Business Week
GLAMOROUS SHOW: The initiative,launched in May 2014, also involves support from the Commercial Bank of Africa. DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania - Vodacom's M-Pawa deposits have grown to Tsh6.8 billion (about $3.21 million) as the telecom firm's customer ...
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East African Business Week
GLAMOROUS SHOW: The initiative,launched in May 2014, also involves support from the Commercial Bank of Africa. DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania - Vodacom's M-Pawa deposits have grown to Tsh6.8 billion (about $3.21 million) as the telecom firm's customer ...
$11 million to increase Tanzania's storage capacity
East African Business Week
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania – Two tanks of 36,000 cubic metres owned by a Tanzania International Petroleum Reserves Limited (TIPER), are expected to go on stream towards the end of this month. This would increase the firm's storage capacity by 50%.
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East African Business Week
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania – Two tanks of 36,000 cubic metres owned by a Tanzania International Petroleum Reserves Limited (TIPER), are expected to go on stream towards the end of this month. This would increase the firm's storage capacity by 50%.
East African Business Week
Expensive power limits Tanzania industry
East African Business Week
CAN'T DO WITHOUT: A fish processing plant in Mwanza which normally requires reliable power supplies. ARUSHA, Tanzania - The Confederation of Tanzanian Industries (CTI) has once again expressed concern over the high cost of electricity for both ...
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East African Business Week
CAN'T DO WITHOUT: A fish processing plant in Mwanza which normally requires reliable power supplies. ARUSHA, Tanzania - The Confederation of Tanzanian Industries (CTI) has once again expressed concern over the high cost of electricity for both ...
Foreign exhibitors prefer Rwanda
East African Business Week
KIGALI, Rwanda - More than half of the foreign exhibitors who participated in the recently concluded 2015 Rwanda International Trade Fair (RITF) are willing to open up their businesses in Rwanda. The 18th RITF attracted over 403 participants including ...
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East African Business Week
KIGALI, Rwanda - More than half of the foreign exhibitors who participated in the recently concluded 2015 Rwanda International Trade Fair (RITF) are willing to open up their businesses in Rwanda. The 18th RITF attracted over 403 participants including ...
East African Business Week
NIC Bank Group beefs up Uganda subsidiary capital
East African Business Week
KAMPALA, Uganda - Nairobi-listed lender NIC Bank Limited last week said it has injected close to Ush10 billion ($3.3 million) capital investment into its Ugandan subsidiary as it seeks to bolster its capital stock and fund its strategic ambitions in ...
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East African Business Week
KAMPALA, Uganda - Nairobi-listed lender NIC Bank Limited last week said it has injected close to Ush10 billion ($3.3 million) capital investment into its Ugandan subsidiary as it seeks to bolster its capital stock and fund its strategic ambitions in ...
166 selected for Madhvani scholarships in Uganda
East African Business Week
KAMPALA, Uganda - The Madhvani Foundation has given out 166 scholarships worth Ush700 million to students for the Academic Year 2015-2016 with a 50million increase compared to last year. There were over 2000 applicants and only 166 qualified for ...
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East African Business Week
KAMPALA, Uganda - The Madhvani Foundation has given out 166 scholarships worth Ush700 million to students for the Academic Year 2015-2016 with a 50million increase compared to last year. There were over 2000 applicants and only 166 qualified for ...
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