List of all articles filed under “tanzania-sectors” category.
Maro Kohi, CEO of Tanzania Securities Limited, gives an overview of the company’s three key business lines: securities brokerage, wealth management, and corporate finance advisory.
Moremi Marwa, CEO of Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange, shares his goals and vision for the future of DSE for the next few years.
Jameel Kassam, General Manager at Flightlink, a Tanzanian General Aviation Airline servicing multiple domestic destinations on schedule, personalized charters and Medevac services, explains what are the company’s main competitive advantages.
Altemius Millinga, Managing Director of Yetu Microfinance Bank PLC, a bank specialized in providing financial services, loans, savings products, money transfer and payments to the lower end of the market of the financial sector spectrum, shares his assessment of the microfinance sector in Tanzania.
Moustafa Khataw, Managing Director of Skylink Group, explains what makes Skylink different from other travel and tour companies in Tanzania.
Dhruv Jog, Managing Director of Advent Construction Ltd, takes us through the journey of the 25-year-old leading Tanzania based construction company.
Moremi Marwa discusses the impact of COVID on the capital markets in Tanzania and gives an overview of the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange. He also talks about the launch of DSE’s mobile trading platform, as well as the implementation of the DSE Enterprise Acceleration Program. Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange is a member of the African Stock Exchanges Association and the World Federation of Exchanges.
Dhruv Jog gives an overview of Advent Construction Ltd, a Tanzanian construction company specialized in large scale civil and building construction works, such as water works, airport works, marine engineering, industrial construction, building construction and residential construction. Advent is one of Tanzania’s largest and most recognized civil and building construction companies.
The National Housing Corporation (NHC) of Tanzania has embarked on another ambitious mega-project focusing on the country’s capital, with the aim of transforming Dodoma by creating residential housing that would suit the thousands of government workers who will soon be calling the city their new home.
The National Housing Corporation of Tanzania a leading real estate development and management firm mandated under the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Settlements Development has launched a new scheme which allows its clients to pay for the houses purchased while living in their own homes.
