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Tanzania
Commitments made to the IMF

The Tanzanian authorities made a commitment to the International Monetary Fund to adopt a series of laws in parliament this year. [...]

Published on 11/01/2003 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Tanzania SQUARING THE CIRCLE

Tanzania ZANZIBAR SPREADS ITS WINGS

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Senegal
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Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Tanzania
Commitments made to the IMF

Tanzania
SQUARING THE CIRCLE

Tanzania
ZANZIBAR SPREADS ITS WINGS

Tanzania
THE PROBLEM WITH FOREIGN AID...

Tanzania
TANZANIAN SHILLING DEVALUED AGAIN

Tanzania
ESSENTIAL GRAIN SMUGGLED FOR BEER

Spotlight | Kenya
A POST-ELECTORAL CHALLENGE

Spotlight | Africa
FREE ZONE FOR ALL

Comoros islands
TRADE DEFICIT CREEPS UP

Tanzania
EXPORT FREIGHT TO BE PAID IN F.X.

Tanzania
HOT DEBATE OVER RATTSO REPORT

Madagascar
WORLD BANK FORECASTS

Tanzania
GOLD STAR FROM WORLD BANK

Madagascar
IMF RECOMMENDATIONS

Spotlight | Madagascar
DIFFICULT BALANCE

Zimbabwe
OGIL TO BE MORE FLEXIBLE?