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RwandaAir CEO sets a new record. 
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RwandaAir CEO sets a new record. 

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has elected RwandaAir’s Chief Executive Officer, Yvonne Makolo, as the group’s next chair. Makolo becomes the first female to hold that position in the office of IATA as she will replace Mehmet Nane, who secured a one-year term from this year. Ms Makolo will assume the chair in June...

Tanzania vows to embrace refugees. 
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Tanzania vows to embrace refugees. 

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, Amb. Liberata Mulamula has assured the international community that Tanzania will is committed to embracing the voluntary repatriation of refugees since it heeds to human rights principles and the dignity of the people who are forced to flee their native countries for different reasons.  Amb. Mulamula...

Tanzania reveals a strategic plan to improve all ports in the next five years.
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Tanzania reveals a strategic plan to improve all ports in the next five years.

Tanzania Ports Authority is currently implementing a 5-year strategic plan to overhaul all ports in the country.  The Deputy Minister of Works, Engineer Godfrey Kasekenya, said the plan was implemented from 2021/22 to 2025/26.  The government revealed its zeal to improve ports around the country when the CCM MP, Ms Tunza Malapo, raised the question...

President Samia’s visit to Oman is a chance to Oman’s market. These are products you can easily export to Oman. 
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President Samia’s visit to Oman is a chance to Oman’s market. These are products you can easily export to Oman. 

President Samia’s visit to Oman set a benchmark for a better business environment for Tanzanian producers and services providers.  Her trip to Oman makes her second trip to the Middle East this year, saying her government is setting a feasible environment for investors to enter the local market and Tanzanians to benefit from investment and trade...

How will Tanzania’s LNG $30b gas scheme propel people’s economic development?
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How will Tanzania’s LNG $30b gas scheme propel people’s economic development?

Since its Independence, Tanzania has never come close to signing a record-breaking contract as it signed with Shell and Equinor on LNG extraction in Lindi, one of Tanzania’s southern regions. The project will cost 70 trillion, the biggest since Independence. What does this project mean to Tanzania’s economy and development in individual lives?  Tanzania will...