Deputy Secretary General CCM – Zanzibar, Dr Mohamed Said Dimwa said they will follow constitutional and legislative procedures in extending President Mwinyi’s termContinue Reading
In a letter addressed to the director general of the Zanzibar Ports Authority, a copy of which The Citizen has seen, the board said the three companies, ZMMI, Scotch Co. Ltd, and One Stop Ltd attempted to clear their alcohol consignments without the requisite importation permits, contravening Section 33 of the Liquor Advisory and Control Act of Zanzibar No. 9 of 2020Continue Reading
Local entrepreneurs are calling for government action to foster policies that prioritise local products.Continue Reading
Historically, the US dollar has provided relative stability compared to the Tanzanian shilling, which has experienced volatility due to economic factorsContinue Reading
Shivo Towers had a momentous last week having been granted an investment certificate by the Zanzibar Investment Promotions Authority (ZIPA), marking another significant milestone in its journey to becoming a transformative force in the region.Continue Reading
Zanzibar, a jewel in the Indian Ocean’s crown, has long captivated visitors with its dazzling beaches and vibrant cultural tapestry.Continue Reading
Zanzibar’s government has unveiled its 2024/25 budget, outlining five key priorities amidst a projected economic growth of 7.2 percent in 2024, exceeding the 7.1 percent achieved in 2023.Continue Reading
Investment value of mutual funds has also increased substantially by 45.1 percent to reach Sh2.19 trillion, compared to Sh1.51 trillion in May 2023Continue Reading
In a public rally on Sunday ACT-Wazalendo Vice Chairman, Ismail Jussa Ladhu highlighted the staggering increase in foreign debt, which surged from Sh155.8 billion in 2020 to the current amount, representing a 609.3 percent rise, with little tangible progress to show for itContinue Reading
In a public rally on Sunday ACT-Wazalendo Vice Chairman, Ismail Jussa Ladhu highlighted the staggering increase in foreign debt, which surged from Sh155.8 billion in 2020 to the current amount, representing a 609.3 percent rise, with little tangible progress to show for itContinue Reading
