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Tanzania International Spotlight |
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| Standing Tall
Peace, stability and high levels of investment set Tanzania apart in East Africa, but stimulating the vital agricultural sector remains a challenge. |
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| Under The Macroscope
The Bank of Tanzania's management of the broad economic picture stands up well to close scrutiny. |
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| Utility Vehicle
The state's electricity and water companies are being extensively reconditioned before they hit the showroom floor. |
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Ore Store
If it is precious and comes out of the ground, you can probably find it in Tanzania. |
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Gasoline Alley
One oil company is moving out of its backyard to take on the whole region. |
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Game Theory
Tanzania's tourism policy rests on the twin planks of protecting its wild animals and promoting the country's diversity — but first it has to psychologically reclaim it's land. |
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Under Full Sail
Tourists are returning in droves as the famous spice islands of Zanzibar reassert their exocative allure. |
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Zebra Crossing
Road markings are the least of planner's problems, as they seek to open up isolated communities in rural areas. |
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Nation Builder
Profile of Julius Nyerere, Tanzania's first post-independence president. |
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