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Sunday 26 Apr. 2009    
 

Panafrica - Ethiopia - Tanzania
Global economic downturn: Africa walking a tightrope
World downturn squeezing Africa
As the world’s economic woes deepen, Africa’s leaders are delivering a strong message that the international community must help the continent protect the development gains of recent years. In a report prepared for the 2 April meeting of the Group of 20 (G-20), a high-level consultative body, at which South Africa is the continent’s only representative, a committee of 10 African finance ministers and central bank governors set up to monitor the crisis, has told world leaders that they must honour their commitments to increase aid, improve trade access and agree to a fairer, more flexible way of managing international financial affairs.
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Tanzania
Tanzania’s taste for cold-blooded Albino killings
Tanzania - International
World Bank helps Tanzania fight Poverty
Tanzania
Tanzania lags behind in foreign investment
Ethiopia - Kenya - Tanzania
Hunt for Al-Qaeda terrorist in East Africa intensified
Panafrica - Djibouti - Morocco - Tanzania - International
Dubai World Africa sponsors first East African Investment Conference
Kenya - Uganda - Tanzania - Zambia
Great lakes region hold talks on good governance


Tanzania President warns of the consequences of high food and oil prices

Africa to refuse cargo flights from China to Zimbabwe in their airspace

East African Community considers a borderless market

Tanzania reduces child mortality rates

’Unfair’ EAC common external tariffs worry Kenyan traders

AfDB grants loans to Ghana, Tanzania for energy projects

Tanzania gets a new Prime Minister

Kenyan manufacturers ’must meet EAC quality standards’

Full archives Tanzania



African MPs to meet in Cameroon

Football : Mauritius invites 18 players for Tanzania match ahead of 2010 World cup and CAN

African Nations Championship : Results of preliminary qualifiers

AU urges Colonel Bacar to surrender to Comoros authorities

Bush, first lady for low tech health solution in Africa

CAF Confederation Cup results

Tanzania Prime Minister Edward Lowassa resigns

President Bush to visit Africa in February, shuns Nigeria

Djibouti

Eritrea

Ethiopia

Kenya
  Somalia

Sudan

Tanzania

Uganda
Global economic downturn: Africa walking a tightrope

Tanzania’s taste for cold-blooded Albino killings

East African Community considers a borderless market

Tanzania reduces child mortality rates

’Unfair’ EAC common external tariffs worry Kenyan traders
 
 
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