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The second in a series on Chinese auto companies looks at the European industry’s struggle to keep its plants alive
We haven't written up this one. Financial Times has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
The infrastructure investment platform Africa50, which hosts its general shareholders' meeting in Dar es Salaam in August, has committed to a range of projects in Tanzania, reports Lennox Yieke.
The country's LNG fields are ready to ramp up production following extensive international investment, writes Neil Ford.
Surging gold prices and interest in the country's critical minerals reserves are driving a renewed focus on Tanzanian mining, writes Lennox Yieke.
Fiscal pressure sparks retroactive campaign and tougher controls on future offshore capital flows
The dollar’s status as a reserve currency is not what it used to be
Pay deal by Europe’s most valuable start-up would emulate that of Elon Musk
