List of all articles filed under “tanzania-sectors” category.
Lauriano Balilemwa, Accountable Manager of Safari Plus, gives an overview of the company. Safari Plus is Tanzania’s first high-end charter airline. It connects all the main tourist attractions in the country, such as Dar es Salaam, Arusha and Zanzibar.
Saugata Bandyopadhyay gives an overview of CRDB Bank, the largest and leading bank in Tanzania. He also gives his assessment of the Tanzanian economy, which has grown by 7% over the last decade.
Saugata Bandyopadhyay, Deputy Managing Director of CRDB, gives an overview of the bank. CRDB plays in all the segments and is the only bank in Tanzania that gives loans ranging from 50 dollars up to 100 million dollars.
Devota Mdachi gives an overview of the tourism sector in Tanzania. In 2015, the country received around 1.1 million tourists and hard currency receipts from tourism were estimated at approximately USD 2.5 billion, which makes it the country’s largest foreign currency generator.
Devota Mdachi, Managing Director of Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB), talks about the rebranding of Tanzanian tourism and explains why the new tagline “Tanzania, the soul of Africa” was chosen.
Yusuf Manji from Quality Group, a leading conglomerate in Tanzania, gives his assessment of the economic development of the country.
Dhruv Jog gives an overview of Advent Construction, one of Tanzania’s largest and most recognized construction companies, with activities spread all over the country, ranging from large scale civil works in the manufacturing and extracting sector, to 5 star lodges and hotels.
Advent Construction remains the first and only ISO-certified construction company in Tanzania. So far, the company has built a very diverse portfolio of cutting-edge factories, educational facilities, mining facilities, residential and hospitality facilities, shopping and commercial complexes, etc.
Coy Buckley gives an overview of EFTA, a Tanzanian finance company specialised in serving small and medium enterprises and farmers, through equipment loans of up to USD 80,000.
Coy Buckley, CEO of EFTA (Equity for Tanzania), explains how the company manages to achieve a very low NPL (non-performing loan) ratio of only 5 to 6% of the loans ending in repossession.
