AKIBA COMMERCIAL BENKI YAIPIGA JEKI TAASISIS YA FATA VICOBA ENDELEVU YADHAMINI MKUTANO WA MWAKA

 

Meneja wa Benki ya Akiba Commercial Benki PLC (ACB), Tawi la Kijitonyama Joachim Mowo (kushoto) akizungumza na wanachama wa Taasisi ya fata vicoba endelevu wakati wa halfa ya Mkutano wao wa mwisho wa mwaka wa Taasisi hiyo ambapo mkutano huo uliodhaminiwa na Benki ya ACB kwa lengo la kukuza nakunufaisha wajasiliamali wadogo na wakubwa. Hafla hiyo imefanyika leo katika ukumbi wa 361 uliyopo mwenge jijini Dar es Salaam (wapili lishoto) ni Mwenyekiti wa Taasisi futa vicoba endelevu Hanipha Tarimo, katibu wa Taasisi hiyo Rehema Sombi pamoja na Mtunza fedha Jefferson Makubo. Katika hafla hiyo mgeni rasmi alikuwa Mwanasheria Mkuu kutoka Ofisi ya Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Dar es Salaam Godfrey Songolo

Meneja Masoko wa Benki ya Akiba Commercial Bank PLC (ACB), Innocent Ishengoma akizungumza na wanachama wa Taasisi ya fata vicoba endelevu wakati wa halfa ya Mkutano wao wa mwisho wa mwaka wa Taasisi hiyo ambapo mkutano huo uliodhaminiwa na Benki ya ACB kwa lengo la kukuza nakunufaisha wajasiliamali wadogo na wakubwa ili watimize ndotozao kupitia benki ya ACB. Hafla hiyo imefanyika leo katika ukumbi wa 361 uliyopo mwenge jijini Dar es Salaam. Katika hafla hiyo mgeni rasmi alikuwa Mwanasheria Mkuu kutoka Ofisi ya Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Dar es Salaam Godfrey Songolo

Mwanasheria Mkuu kutoka Ofisi ya Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Dar es Salaam Godfrey Songolo ambae pia alikuwa Mgeni rasmi katika hafla ya Mkutano wao wa mwisho wa mwaka wa Taasisi ya fata vicoba endelevu mkutano uliodhaminiwa na Benki ya ACB kwa lengo la kukuza nakunufaisha wajasiliamali wadogo na wakubwa ili waweze kutimiza ndotozao kupitia Benki hiyo. Hafla hiyo imefanyika leo katika ukumbi wa 361 uliyopo mwenge jijini Dar es Salaam

Mwenyekiti wa Taasisi futa vicoba endelevu Hanipha Tarimo akitoa ufafanuzi kuhusu Taasisi hiyo wakati wa halfa ya Mkutano wao wa mwisho wa mwaka wa Taasisi hiyo ambapo mkutano huo uliodhaminiwa na Benki ya ACB kwa lengo la kukuza nakunufaisha wajasiliamali wadogo na wakubwa ili watimize ndotozao kupitia benki ya ACB. Hafla hiyo imefanyika leo katika ukumbi wa 361 uliyopo mwenge jijini Dar es Salaam. Kutoka kushoto ni Afisa Maendeleo ya Jamii Manispaa ya Kinondoni kaya ya Mwananyamala Mulinga Samangwa, Meneja wa Benki ya Akiba Commercial Benki PLC (ACB),Tawi la Kijitonyama Joachim Mowo, katibu wa Taasisi ya fata vicoba endelevu Rehema Sombi, pamoja na Mtunza fedha wa Taasisi hiyo Jefferson Makubo. Katika hafla hiyo mgeni rasmi alikuwa Mwanasheria Mkuu kutoka Ofisi ya Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Dar es Salaam Godfrey Songolo

Baadhi ya wanachama wa Taasisi ya fata vicoba endelevu na wateja wa Benki ya ACB wakiwa katika hafla ya Mkutano wao wa mwisho wa mwaka Uliodhaminiwa na Benki hiyo.

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Absa Tanzania Yashinda Tuzo Ya Benki Bora Ya Kimataifa nchini Tanzania

Naibu Waziri wa Wizara ya Viwanda na Biashara, Mhe Exaud Silaoneka Kigahe (wa pili kulia) akikabidhi cheti cha shukrani kwa kutambua mchango wa Benki ya Absa Tanzania kama mdhamini mkuu wa tuzo za kila mwaka za walaji (Tanzania Consumer Choice Awards), kwa Ofisa Fedha Mkuu wa benki hiyo, Obedi Laiser katika hafla hiyo iliyofanyika jijini Dar es Salaam jana. Kushoto ni Meneja Mwendeshaji wa Kampuni ya Lavine International Agency, Albert Makoye na Mwanzilishi wa tuzo hizo, Diana Laiser.

Mkuu wa Masoko na Mawasiliano wa Benki ya Absa Tanzania, Aron Luhanga (katikati ) akikabidhi tuzo ya kampuni bora ya vinywaji laini nchini kwa Meneja Mkuu wa Kundi la Mampuni ya Vinywaji ya Sayona, Nitin Menon na Meneja Mkuu wa Uzalishaji, Shahid Choudhary wakati wa hafla ya Tuzo bora za mwaka za Walaji (Tanzania Consumer Choice Awards), iliyofanyika jijini Dar es Salaam jana. Absa ilikuwa mdhamini mkuu wa tuzo hizo ikitoa jumla ya shs milioni 20 kuzidhamini.

Mkurugenzi wa Kitengo cha Wateja Binafsi wa Benki ya Absa Tanzania, Oscar Mwamfwagasi (katikati) akikabidhi tuzo ya kampuni bora ya bima nchini kwa Meneja Mkuu Msaidizi wa Kampuni ya Bima ya Jubilee Insurance, Abdul Rauf Suleiman wakati wa hafla ya Tuzo bora za mwaka za Walaji (Tanzania Consumer Choice Awards), iliyofanyika jijini Dar es Salaam jana. Kushoto ni Mkuu wa Masoko wa kampuni hiyo, Marco Yambi. Absa ilikuwa mdhamini mkuu wa tuzo hizo ikitoa jumla ya shs milioni 20 kuzidhamini.

Ofisa Fedha Mkuu wa Benki ya Absa Tanzania, Obedi Laiser (wa pili kulia) akikabidhi tuzo ya kampuni bora ya mafuta na gesi nchini kwa Mkurugenzi wa Kampuni ya Mafuta ya Lake Oil, Frank Nyabundege wakati wa hafla ya utoaji tuzo bora za walaji za kila mwaka (Tanzania Consumer Choice Awards), iliyofanyika jijini Dar es Salaam jana. Wengine ni Maofisa wa kampuni hiyo. Benki ya Absa ni mdhamini mkuu wa tuzo hizo. Absa ilikuwa mdhamini mkuu wa tuzo hizo ikitoa jumla ya shs milioni 20 kuzidhamini.

Naibu Waziri wa Wizara ya Viwanda na Biashara, Exaud Silaoneka Kigahe (wa tatu kulia) akikabidhi tuzo ya Benki Bora ya Kimataifa ya Mwaka nchini kwa Ofisa Fedha Mkuu wa Benki ya Absa Tanzania, Obedi Laiser wakati wa hafla ya utoaji wa tuzo bora za walaji za kila mwaka (Tanzania Consumer Choice Awards) iliyofanyika jijini Dar es Salaam jana. Wengine ni wakuu wa vitengo mbalimbali wa benki hiyo. Absa ilikuwa mdhamini mkuu wa tuzo hizo ikitoa jumla ya shs milioni 20 kuzidhamini.

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Waziri Mkuu Mstaafu Mizengo Pinda Apongeza Uwezeshaji Unaofanywa Na Benki Ya CRDB Kwa Wanawake

Waziri Mkuu Mstaafu Mhe. Mizengo Pinda akipata maelezo kutoka kwa Meneja Mahusiano Tawi la Oysterbay, Witness Kileo kuhusu uwezeshaji unaofanywa na Benki yetu kwa Wanawake kupitia CRDB Malkia wakati wa Mkutano Mkuu wa Pili na Madirisha uliofanyika jumamosi hii katika Kituo cha Mikutano cha Kimataifa cha Julius Nyerere jijini Dar es Salaam. 

Waziri Mkuu Mstaafu Mheshimiwa Mizengo Pinda amepongeza jitihada zinazofanywa na Benki ya CRDB katika kuwawezesha wanawake wajasiriamali nchini kupitia huduma ya CRDB Malkia. Mheshimiwa Pinda ametoa pongezi hizo wakati akifungua Mkutano Mkuu wa Pili wa Jukwaa la Uwezeshaji Wanawake la MADIRISHA uliofanyika katika Kituo cha Kimataifa cha Mikutano cha Julius Nyerere (JNICC) ambapo Benki ya CRDB ilikuwa ni mdhamini mkuu. 

“Nimefurahishwa kusikia hapa tayari mmeshafanya uwezeshaji wa zaidi ya shilingi bilioni 600 kwa wanawake wajasiriamali kupitia CRDB Malkia. Uwezeshaji huu unaleta chachu ya wanawake wengi zaidi kushiriki katika shughuli za Maendeleo katika taifa letu. Hongereni sana,” alitoa pongezi Mheshimiwa Pinda.

Waziri Mkuu Mstaafu Mhe. Mizengo Pinda akizungumza katika Mkutano Mkuu wa Pili na Madirisha uliofanyika jumamosi hii katika Kituo cha Mikutano cha Kimataifa cha Julius Nyerere jijini Dar es Salaam.

Mheshimiwa Pinda aliipongeza Benki hiyo pia kwa ushiriki wake katika makangamano na semina mbalimbali za uwezeshaji akisema kwa kufanya hivyo kunasaidia kufikisha elimu ya ujasirimali na masuala ya fedha kwa wanawake zaidi. Tafiti zinaonyesha ni asilimia 60 tu ya Wanawake ndio waliofikiwa na huduma za kifedha huku wengi wao wakiwa nyuma katika shughuli za ujasiriamali kutokana na kukosa elimu.

“Leo hii mmetoa elimu nzuri sana juu ya fursa za uwezeshaji zinazotolewa na Benki hii. Niwapongeze lakini niwasihi mfikishe elimu hii kwa wanawake wengi zaidi mjini na vijijini,” aliongezea Mheshimiwa Pinda. 

Akizungumzia kuhusiana na huduma za uwezeshaji kwa Wanawake zinazotolewa na Benki ya CRDB, Mheshimiwa Pinda alipongeza hatua ya Benki hiyo kupunguza riba ya mikopo inayotolewa kwa wanawake wajasiriamali kutoka asilimia 24 hadi asilimia 14.

“.. Kupungua huku kwa riba na masharti mengine yaambatanayo kunatoa fursa kwa Wanawake wengi zaidi kunufaika na CRDB Malkia,” alisema Mheshimiwa Pinda huku akiwahamasisha Wanawake wote kujitokeza kwa wingi kuchangamkia fursa hizo zinazotolewa na Benki yao ya CRDB.

Akiwasilisha mada katika mkutano huo, Meneja Uwezeshaji Wanawake Benki ya CRDB, Rehema Shambwe alisema huduma ya CRDB Malkia imelenga katika kumtambua, kumpa nafasi na kumuwezesha mwanamke wa Kitanzania kufikia malengo yake kupitia mikopo ya biashara na ujasiriamali, kujiwekea akiba kwa akaunti ya Malkia na mafunzo ya uendeshaji biashara. 

“Mpaka kufikia mwishoni mwa mwezi June mwaka huu, Benki yetu tayari ilikuwa imekwisha toa mikopo yenye thamani ya shilingi bilioni 600 kwa wanawake zaidi ya elfu 55,” alisema Rehema huku akibainisha kuwa zaidi ya wanawake 30,000 tayari wameshajiunga na akaunti ya Malkia. 

Rehema alisema pamoja na mafanikio ambayo Benki ya CRDB imeyapata katika kumuwezesha mwanamke, bado idadi ndogo ya wanawake wamekuwa wakijitokeza kupata huduma kutokana na changamoto ya riba, masharti magumu ya dhamana na kukosa uelewa wa huduma za kifedha.

“Tukiwa Benki ya kizalendo inayothamini mchango wa wanawake katika maendeleo ya taifa letu, tukasema ni vyema tukatafuta suluhisho la changamoto hizi ili kuweza kumsaidia mwanamke kufankisha malengo yake zaidi,” alisisitiza Rehema. 

CRDB Malkia sasa hivi inawawezesha wanawake kupata mikopo kwa riba ndogo ya asilimia 14 kulinganisha na asilimia 24 iliyokuwa ikitozwa mwanzo huku masharti ya upatikanaji wa mikopo yakirahisishwa kwa kiasi kikubwa. 

“Kupungua kwa riba kuna maana wanawake sasa wanaweza kukopa zaidi na kwa gharama nafuu kulinganisha na mwanzo hivyo kusaidia kufanikisha malengo yao kwa uharaka zaidi,” alisema Rehema.  

Rehema alibainisha kuwa kupitia CRDB Malkia, Benki ya CRDB pia imeanzisha huduma ya Malkia Rafiki katika mitandao wake wa matawi ambao watakuwa wanawasidia wanawake kupata huduma stahili kwa uharaka na elimu juu ya huduma hizo ili kuwawezesha kufikia lengo.

Naye Muanzilishi na Mwenyekiti wa Jukwaa la MADIRISHA, Fatma Kange aliishukuru Benki ya CRDB kwa udhamini iliyoutoa kufanikisha Mkutano Mkuu huo ambao kwa mara ya kwanza umeweza kuhudhuriwa na wanawake zaidi 1,000.

“.. Wanawake sasa tumepata Benki kimbilio na sehemu ya kuelezea mahitaji yetu. Tuishukuru Benki ya CRDB kwa kutushika mkono na kwa kutuheshimisha Wanawake kupitia CRDB Malkia,” alisema Fatma Kange huku Akitoa rai kwa Wanawake wote kuchangamkia fursa zinazotolewa na Benki hiyo.

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Wafanyakazi wa Benki ya Absa wajitolea kusaidia watoto

Mkuu wa Huduma za Kibiashara wa Benki ya Absa Tanzania, Pius Makalle akikabidhi baadhi ya vitu walivyotoa msaada kwa Meneja wa Mahabusu ya Watoto Upanga, Darius Damas (wa tano kushoto), kituoni hapo, Upanga, Dar es Salaam Jana. Katika hafla hiyo wafanyakazi hao walikabidhi vifaa vya umeme wa sola, jokofu, vyakula na misaada mingine ya kibinadamu vyenye thamani ya zaidi ya shs milioni 6.7.

Meneja Rasilimali watu wa Benki ya Absa Tanzania, Anna Chacha, akikabidhi baadhi ya vitu walivyotoa msaada kwa Meneja wa Mahabusu ya Watoto Upanga, Darius Damas (wa tano kushoto), kituoni hapo jijini Dar es Salaam jana. Katika hafla hiyo wafanyakazi hao walikabidhi vifaa vya umeme wa sola, jokofu, vyakula, na misaada mingine ya kibinadamu vyenye thamani ya shs milioni 6.7.

Baadhi ya wafanyakazi wa Benki ya Absa Tanzania wakibeba misaada mbalimbali wakati wakiwasili katika mahabusu ya watoto Upanga jijini Dar es Salaam jana. Katika hafla hiyo wafanyakazi hao walikabidhi vifaa vya umeme wa sola, jokofu, vyakula, na misaada mingine ya kibinadamu vyenye thamani ya shs milioni 6.7.

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Tanga Cement yashinda ushindi wa jumla tuzo za NBAA kwa Mwaka 2019

Kamishna wa Fedha anaesimamia sekta za maendeleo kutoka Wizara ya Fedha Dk. Charles Mwamaja (wa pili kushoto), akikabidhi tuzo ya ushindi wa kwanza wa kipengele cha Wazalishaji Bora katika tuzo za Uwasilishaji Bora wa Taarifa za Mahesabu za Bodi ya Taifa ya Wahasibu na Wakaguzi wa Hesabu (NBAA) ya mwaka 2019 kwa Mkuu wa divisheni ya Fedha wa Kampuni ya Tanga Cement PLC, Isaac Lupokela, katika hafla iliyofanyika jijini Dar es Salaam. Kulia ni Mthibiti Fedha wa kampuni ya Tanga Cement Emmanuel Nkonyoka.

Mkuu wa divisheni ya Fedha wa Kampuni ya Tanga Cement PLC, Isaac Lupokela (kulia) pamoja na timy ya wahasibu kutoka kampuni ya Tanga Cement PLC wakifurahia tuzo ya ushindi wa Jumla ya uwasilishaji Bora wa Taarifa ya Mahesabu za Bodi ya Taifa ya Wahasibu na Wakaguzi wa Hesabu (NBAA) baada ya kuibuka mshindi wa jumla katika tuzo hizo.

Kamishna wa Fedha anaesimamia sekta za maendeleo katoka Wizara ya Fedha Dk. Charles Mwamaja (wa pili kushoto), akikabidhi tuzo ya ushindi wa kwanza wa kipengele cha Wazalishaji Bora katika tuzo za Uwasilishaji Bora wa Taarifa za Mahesabu za Bodi ya Taifa ya Wahasibu na Wakaguzi wa Hesabu (NBAA) ya mwaka 2019 kwa Mkuu wa divisheni ya Fedha wa Kampuni ya Tanga Cement PLC, Isaac Lupokela, katika hafla iliyofanyika jijini Dar es Salaam. Wengine pichani ni Wahasibu kutoka kampuni ya Tanga Cement.

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Absa Tanzania scoop NBAA award

The National Board of Accountants and Auditors Board (NBAA), Vice Chairperson, Dr. Neema Kiure presents the Best Presented Financial Statements third winner award in banking category to Absa Bank Tanzania Financial Controller, Bernard Tesha, during the NBAA annual gala dinner in Dar es Salaam yesterday.

Jubilant Absa Bank Tanzania Board Chairman, Simon Mponji (centre), Absa Tanzania Financial Controller, Bernard Tesha (right) and the bank’s official, Muhsin Kaye hold the National Board of Accountants and Auditors Board (NBAA), Best Presented Financial Statements award in banking category for the year 2019 soon after it was presented to them during the NBAA annual gala dinner in Dar es Salaam yesterday.

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Managing your investments during a period of turmoil

  

By Vimal Kumar, Chief Executive: Retail and Business Banking, Digital and Customer Experience, Absa Regional Operations.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected every sector of society across the globe, with everyone impacted from an economic, health and social perspective. While the majority of people have focused on stability and job security during this period, affluent and high-net-worth individuals (HNWI) saw an erosion to their personal net worth as economic activity and investments deteriorated during the pandemic. 

As individuals tried to remain as liquid as possible during this period, some of the key trends reflected were the shifting of deposits to secure banks, while automation and digitalisation were further embraced to offer customers the convenience and flexibility to manage their investments at their convenience. 

How has COVID-19 affected investors? 

The tremendous uncertainty has caused cascading waves of destruction across global economies, and impacted many in the high-net-worth individual (HNWI) and affluent brackets. 

COVID-19 has affected all parts of society. In comparison to the working class, where the focus is holding onto jobs, high net worth individuals have been heavily impacted due to the wealth destruction that is occurring. Investors are seeing erosion in personal net worth and a good percentage are worried about consumer confidence due to the global recession, job losses and reduction of investments into economies. 

Industries such as real estate, stock markets and mutual funds have suffered significant depreciation. Individuals who leveraged off investments during periods where the economy was stronger are feeling the pinch in many ways trying to keep themselves as liquid as possible. A few of the ways we are seeing this happen is through delaying investments and shifting cash holdings from local to foreign currency. 

One of the key trends we are seeing is the significant movement in balances and deposits to secure banks such as Absa demonstrating confidence in the financial sector. Unlike the global financial crisis of 2008 where financial institutions were part of the problem, during COVID-19 banks were part of the solution. 

Absa was one of the first banks to respond in the way of relief and payment solutions for all customer segments including suppliers, vendors, SMEs and our high net worth individuals. Through collaborating with stakeholders to build and grow economies, we are ensuring sustainable recovery of this economic downturn. Along with other banks, we have been playing a crucial role in facilitating the movement of funds and ensuring government programmes are utilised effectively, as well as passing on regulatory changes such as lower lending rates very quickly. 

Where to from here? 

There is a great opportunity for Africa to create an intercontinental supply chain framework. The over dependence on single commodity exports and raw material into the rest of the world is what exacerbates an economic crisis in a continent like Africa. 

The free trade agreement is coming at the right time and should spur the movement of commodities on the continent. However, there is a need for governments to come together to shift the conversation to one where the African continent also starts to become a manufacturing hub creating growth and wealth. 

Creating the regional trade networks gives Africa the right opportunity to step into becoming more self-reliant because the upcoming trends will see regional trade routes and continental trade routes strengthening while global supply chains begin to weaken. 

The macro-economic picture – the bad and the good 

Economic forecasting is difficult in an environment that is so fluid, as proven by the second wave of COVID-19 infections which is now sweeping across large parts of Europe. Questions arise as to whether countries or areas should go under lockdown again and what the economic impact of such decisions would be. 

How a country will come out of the pandemic will depend on the economic conditions of that country going into the pandemic. Those that were in a deteriorated condition, will likely to be in a devastated state by the end of the cycle. 

Such countries may look to debt waivers as a short-term relief option. Whatever the benefits, the long term affects for these fragile economies far outweigh the positive. When countries seek debt waivers, their external ratings drastically drop in the eyes of investors and trading agencies causing them to become less attractive and lead to more expensive investments in the future. 

There have been recommendations made to see the G20 consider converting debt into equity in projects instead of a blanket waiver of liabilities. It then allows more buy in from investors and the countries benefiting from the programmes are not required to service the debt but rather build equity. 

The second easy go-to option for countries, but which is equally as damaging, is to print money in a bid to stimulate the economy. Printing money can work in certain instances where a country and its economy is strong enough to support such a measure, but in many cases – particularly for fragile economies – this can spell doom as hyperinflation takes root. 

The new normal 

We still have a long way to go as we adjust to navigating the complexity of the COVID-19 pandemic. However what is clear and evident is that the pandemic has resulted in the banking and financial services sector shifting to a much leaner and optimised way of engaging and managing customers’ needs and expectations. We have further embraced automation and digitalisation in our efforts to offer our customers the flexibility and instruments to manage their investments at their convenience. 

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted everyone on the continent, but it has also presented windows of opportunities for exploring new growth avenues and the potential to rebuild even stronger. 

There are no easy paths or get-rich-quick schemes on the right path to managing wealth. Be clear of your risk appetite, seek advice of experts and taking a long term view often looks past short term market highs and lows. 

For more information, please contact: 

Aron Luhanga 

Head, Marketing & Corporate Relations 

Absa Bank Tanzania Limited 

+255 768 221 717 

aron.luhanga@absa.africa

About Absa Bank Tanzania 

Absa Bank Tanzania Limited is a leading commercial bank in Tanzania that currently boasts a network of 15 branches and 62 ATMs strategically located countrywide – 21 at all our branches and 49 offsite. 

The Bank is a wholly owned subsidiary of Absa Group Limited. 

Absa Bank Tanzania Limited, (registered number 38557), is regulated by the Bank of Tanzania. 

About Absa Group Limited 

Absa Group Limited (‘Absa Group’) is listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and is one of Africa’s largest diversified financial services groups. 

Absa Group offers an integrated set of products and services across personal and business banking, corporate and investment banking, wealth and investment management and insurance. 

Absa Group has a presence in 12 countries in Africa, with approximately 40,000 employees. 

The Group’s registered head office is in Johannesburg, South Africa, and it owns majority stakes in banks in Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius, Mozambique, Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania (Absa Bank Tanzania and National Bank of Commerce), Uganda and Zambia. The Group also has representative offices in Namibia and Nigeria, as well as insurance operations in Botswana, Kenya, Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia, and an international representative office in London and soon in New York. 

For further information about Absa Group Limited, please visit www.absa.africa

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Mkoa Wa Ruvuma Una Mbolea Ya Kutosha Msimu Mzima

 

Mbolea iliyohifadhiwa katika ghala la SONAMCU mjini Songea.

Mbolea iliyoifadhiwa katika ghala ya kuhifadhia mbolea la SONAMCU mjini Songea.

Mbolea ya SA iliyohifadhiwa katika ghala la SONAMCU mjini Songea.

Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa NFRA Dkt.Stephan Ngailo akizungumza baada ya kukagua ghala la kuhifadhia mbolea la SONAMCU mjini Songea.

Na Albano Midelo | Afisa Habari Mkoa wa Ruvuma | MKURUGENZI Mtendaji wa Mamlaka ya Udhibiti wa Mbolea nchini (NFRA) Dkt.Stephan Ngailo amesema Mkoa wa Ruvuma una mbolea ya kutosha ya aina zote itakayokidhi mahitaji ya wakulima katika msimu mzima.

Akizungumza wakati anakagua ghala la mbolea la SONAMCU mjini Songea,Dkt.Ngailo amesema amekagua maghala ya mbolea katika wilaya zote za Mkoa wa Ruvuma na ameridhika kuwa mbolea ipo ya kutosha.

Ametoa rai kwa wakulima kuendelea kujiandaa kununua mbegu na kulima mashamba yao ambapo amesema mbolea zote zipo za kutosha ikiwemo urea,DP,SA na NPK.

Amesema serikali imekusudia kuhakikisha kuwa mbolea za aina zote zinapatikana katika mikoa inayolima mazao ya chakula ukiwemo Mkoa wa Ruvuma, Njombe, Iringa, Songwe, Rukwa, Katavi,Kigoma na Tabora na kwamba serikali imedhamiria kuhakikisha kuwa maeneo hayo yote yanapata mbolea ya kutosha.

“Katika nchi nzima tuna zaidi ya asilimia 60 ya mahitaji yote ya mbolea,tunatarajia kufikia kati ya mwezi Februari hadi Machi tutakuwa na asilimia 75 hadi 80 ya mahitaji yote ya mbolea nchini’’,amesisitiza Dkt.Ngailo.

Dkt.Ngailo amesema katika msimu huu,serikali ya Awamu ya Tano inayoongozwa na Rais Dkt.John Magufuli imejipanga vizuri kuhakikisha wakulima wanapata mbolea za aina zote kwa wakati.

Hata hivyo amesema katika tathmini iliyofanyika Oktoba mwaka huu,Tanzania ilikuwa na tani zaidi ya 65,000 za mbolea ya urea na kwa mbolea nyingine zote zilifikia tani 252,000 ambapo kiasi hicho cha mbolea kinaweza kufika hadi mwezi Februri 2021.

Ameongeza kuwa hivi sasa katika bandari ya Dar es salaam kuna meli imetia nanga inaendelea kupakua mbolea aina ya urea tani 18,000 na kuna tani nyingine za mbolea zinatarajiwa kuingizwa nchini wakati wowote.

Kwa upande wake Afisa Kilimo Ofisi ya Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Ruvuma Paulo Msemwa amesema mahitaji ya mbolea katika Mkoa ni tani zaidi ya 50,000 ambapo hadi sasa zimeingia tani zaidi ya 13,000 .

Amesema mbolea imesambazwa katika maeneo yote ya Mkoa hivyo ametoa rai kwa wakulima kuandaa mapema pembejeo zote za kilimo ili kuongeza uzalishaji. 

Mkoa wa Ruvuma katika misimu miwili mfululizo ya 2018/2019 na 2019/2020 umeongoza na kushika nafasi ya kwanza kitaifa katika uzalishaji wa mazao ya chakula,huku sababu kubwa ya kuongeza uzalishaji ni upatikanaji wa mbolea ya kutosha.

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Absa Bank Tanzania empowers its SME customers with financial literacy in Dar.

Absa Bank Ohio Branch Manager, Ally Janja (left), in conversation with some banks small and medium enterprises customers during a training on issues related to financial skills organised by the financial institution in Dar es Salaam. 

Absa Bank Tanzania Relationship Manager, Farida Kamala (right), talking to banks small and medium enterprises customers during a training session on matters related to financial skills organised by Absa in Dar es Salaam.

Absa Bank Tanzania Head of Business Banking, Melvin Saprapasen speaking to participants during a training session hosted by Absa to its SME customers in Dar es Salaam.

By Staff Writer

Absa Bank Tanzania is finalizing the process of initiating a new product before the end of this year to serve the Small and Medium Entrepreneurs (SMEs) with affordable loans.

Farida Kamala, Absa Bank Tanzania, Relationship Manager, revealed the plan at a special workshop that brought the bank’s clients most of them being SMEs with businesses of a turnover range between 20million/- and 100million/- to have them educated on critical issues related to financial management so us they grow to big businesses.

The bank organized the event held in Dar es Salaam last week in collaboration with Deloitte that brought with it auditors, tax and finance experts to educate SMEs on critical issues they should consider to grow their businesses.

“There was a delay for the bank to come up with products targeting SMEs due to a cross section of shortcomings. We are finalizing arrangements of the loan scheme for SMEs at least starting with those who manage a turnover of 50million/- annually. One need to bank with us for at least six months to qualify for the loans issued through this scheme” she explained.

About 200 SMEs were brought together at the workshop and got exposed to knowledge to bridge gap analysis in the angles of tax, audit, business plan, financial reporting and real time performance insights.

“Most of SMEs being start-ups or family businesses fail because of credit risk expenditure and lack of knowledge to manage limited revenue growth, maintaining business continuity and succession arrangements” affirmed Kamala.

Addressing SMEs on tax related issues, Festo Bartholomew, Senior Manager Tax Deloitte, advised them on the importance of preparing and keeping accounting records of their businesses. He said that most small and medium businesses fail due to delay in tax payment hence creating accrued charges and penalties.

“One of the key facts to make your business grow big is filling provisional and income returns of every quarter even those of minor expenses related to the referred business. SMEs must build the culture of tax planning to determine your effective tax rate margin. Consultation of experts is needed to protect yourself from getting into problem with the revenue authority by incurring unnecessary penalties” he warned.

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Marekani yataka Armenia na Azerbaijan kukumbatia Diplomasia

Na Patrick Nduwimana | Washington DC | Waziri wa mambo ya nje wa marekani Mike Pompeo amezisihi Armenia na Azerbaijan kufikia suluhisho la kidiplomasiya kuhusu mzozo kati yao wa kudhibiti jimbo lenye ugomvi la Nagorno Karabakh, ambako ghasia zilizoanza miezi miwili iliopita ziliendelea jana jumanne, licha ya mkataba wa kusitisha mapigano uliofikiwa na pande zote mjini Washington.

Akiwa ziarani nchini India, Pompeo alizungumza kwa njia ya simu na waziri mkuu wa Armenia Nikol Pashinyan pamoja na rais wa Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev.

Pompeo amewashinikiza viongozi hao wawili kutekeleza ahadi zao za kusitisha mapambano na kutafuta suluhisho la kidiplomasiya, taarifa ya wizara ya mambo ya nje ya marekani imesema.

Jumanne, nchi mbili kila mmoja imeishtumu nyingine kushambulia ngome zilizoko nje ya Nagorno Karabakh, baada ya mkataba wa sitisho la mapigano uliopatikana kutokana na juhudi za waziri Pompeo.

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FAIDA YA BENKI YA NMB YAPANDA KWA ASILIMIA 76 KATIKA KIPINDI CHA ROBO YA TATU YA MWAKA 2020

Benki ya NMB imepata ongezeko la asilimia 76 la faida kabla ya kodi kwa kipindi kilichoishia Septemba 30, 2020.

Kwa miaka mitano sasa, Tanzania imeshuhudia ukuaji imara wa uchumi uliowezeshwa na sera thabiti za kiuchumi za Serikali ya awamu ya Tano. Maendeleo haya ya kiuchumi, mazingira rafiki ya kibiashara, pamoja na utekelezaji mzuri wa mikakati ya benki ya NMB ni sababu kuu zilizopelekea ongezeko hili la faida katika robo ya tatu ya mwaka 2020. Katika kipindi hiki faida kabla ya kodi ya Benki ya NMB imepanda kwa 76% kutoka Shilingi bilioni 118 katika robo ya tatu ya mwaka 2019 hadi shilingi bilioni 208 mwaka huu, wakati faida baada ya kodi ikipanda kutoka shilingi bilioni 82 hadi shilingi bilioni 145 ambayo ni sawa na ongezeko la 77%.

Pia katika kipindi hiki, mkakati wa Benki ya NMB wa kukuza vyanzo vya mapato umejidhihirisha kwa ongezeko la mapato yatokanayo na uendeshaji kwa 14% kutoka bilioni 527 katika robo ya tatu mwaka 2019 hadi bilioni 600 katika robo ya tatu ya mwaka huu (2020). Katika kipindi hiki pia programu za Benki za kudhibiti gharama za uendeshaji na matumizi ziliimarishwa na kusababisha uwiano mzuri wa gharama na mapato kwa 52%.

Vile vile, Benki ya NMB kama mwezeshaji mkubwa wa maendeleo na uchumi nchini, imeweza kukuza rasilimali zake kwa 15% kutoka shilingi trilioni 6.1 kipindi kama hiki mwaka jana hadi trilioni 7 katika robo ya tatu ya mwaka 2020; hili limesababishwa na ongezeko la amana za wateja kwa 15% na ongezeko la mikopo kwa wateja la 16%.

Benki yetu pia imepata mafanikio makubwa katika eneo la ukopeshaji kwa kupunguza tengo la mikopo chechefu kwa asilimia 22 ukilinganisha na kipindi husika mwaka 2019.

Kwa matokeo haya ya utekelezaji kwa kipindi hiki, Benki ya NMB imeendelea kuimarisha mtaji wake juu ya kiwango kilichowekwa kisheria na Benki Kuu ya Tanzania cha asilimia 12.5. Hiki ni kiashiria muhimu sana kuthibitisha afya ya Benki ya NMB kuendelea na biashara yake kwa miaka mingi ijayo.

Akitangaza matokeo ya robo ya tatu ya mwaka 2020 ya Benki hiyo, Afisa Mtendaji Mkuu wa Benki ya NMB, Ruth Zaipuna alisema kuwa matokeo haya yamesababishwa na kukua kwa haraka kwa uchumi wa Tanzania, sera wezeshi na mwendelezo wa ukuaji wa pato la taifa kwa miaka ya hivi karibuni kama ilivyodhihirishwa kwa nchi yetu kuingia kwenye uchumi wa kati mwezi Julai mwaka 2020. Haya yote yamesababisha sekta ya kibenki kufanya vizuri, ikiwemo Benki ya NMB.

Bi. Zaipuna alisema kuwa “utendaji mzuri wa kifedha wa Benki ya NMB mwaka wote wa 2020 ni kielelezo kizuri cha ufanisi wa utekelezaji wa mikakati ya Benki, ubora wa wafanyakazi wetu na imani ya wateja wetu kuendelea kutumia huduma zetu za kibenki. Tunaendelea kuwashukuru wateja wetu, wanahisa wote na wafanyakazi wetu wote kwa matokeo haya chanya”.

Ni katika muktadha huo, wiki iliyopita, benki ya NMB ilipata tuzo ya Benki Salama zaidi Tanzania kwa mwaka 2020 itolewayo na jarida la kimataifa la Global Finance la New York, nchini Marekani. Ushindi huu umepatikana miezi kadhaa tangu jarida la Euromoney la London liitangaze Benki ya NMB kuwa Benki Bora Tanzania kwa miaka nane mfululizo.

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TANZANIA’S TELECOMS SECTOR: A POWERFUL FORCE FOR POSITIVE ECONOMIC CHANGE

Ndechao Sangawe | UDBS | The scale of technological change continues to unfold at a dramatic pace. Today, many of the advances in mobile-assisted technology would have not been imaginable at the beginning of the 21st century.

As these advances take place, it is not surprising that the overall data traffic is on the rise and is set to continue to increase in years to come. For example, research released by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development suggests that global data traffic is set to increase from 46,000 GB per second in 2017 to 150,700 GB per second by 2022.

Given Africa’s young and growing population, it is easy to see how these countries’ citizens will play a significant part in the upward trajectory of global data traffic.

For Tanzania specifically, it is fair to say that digitalization has emerged a key trend for a number of years now. Indeed, the country has seen its digital landscape grow from strength to strength as more and more people seek to take advantage of the benefits that digital tech affords.

For example, this summer, the TCRA announced that the overall use of mobile money in Tanzania continues to rise, with the total number of registered accounts rising from over 27 million in April to 29 million by the end of June.

This growth shows that mobile money has become an essential tool for how people manage their finances.

Meanwhile, it should be noted that this is also the result of the efforts made by the country’s telecoms sector to invest in services and technology that suit the needs of their customers.

One good example is Tigo Tanzania. Tigo’s mobile money service – Tigo Pesa – has provided its customers with a fast and reliable method for depositing and transferring money.

In addition, Tigo Pesa removes the need for customers to make regular trips to the banks, meaning customers can keep track of their finances simply through the click of a button.

Services like Tigo Pesa provide countless customers with a new way of managing their finances.

Tanzania’s telecoms sector has shown that it is a powerful force for positive change.

Going forward, it is now more important than ever that stakeholders come together to provide the necessary support for the sector through sensible regulation and mutual cooperation. This will not only help ensure telecoms operators can better serve future customers, but also ensure that positive impacts of the sector continue to be enjoyed for years to come.

As these advances take place, it is not surprising that the overall data traffic is on the rise and is set to continue to increase in years to come. For example, research released by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development suggests that global data traffic is set to increase from 46,000 GB per second in 2017 to 150,700 GB per second by 2022.

Given Africa’s young and growing population, it is easy to see how these countries’ citizens will play a significant part in the upward trajectory of global data traffic.

For Tanzania specifically, it is fair to say that digitalization has emerged a key trend for a number of years now. Indeed, the country has seen its digital landscape grow from strength to strength as more and more people seek to take advantage of the benefits that digital tech affords.

For example, this summer, the TCRA announced that the overall use of mobile money in Tanzania continues to rise, with the total number of registered accounts rising from over 27 million in April to 29 million by the end of June.

This growth shows that mobile money has become an essential tool for how people manage their finances.

Meanwhile, it should be noted that this is also the result of the efforts made by the country’s telecoms sector to invest in services and technology that suit the needs of their customers.

One good example is Tigo Tanzania. Tigo’s mobile money service – Tigo Pesa – has provided its customers with a fast and reliable method for depositing and transferring money.

In addition, Tigo Pesa removes the need for customers to make regular trips to the banks, meaning customers can keep track of their finances simply through the click of a button.

Services like Tigo Pesa provide countless customers with a new way of managing their finances.

Tanzania’s telecoms sector has shown that it is a powerful force for positive change.

Going forward, it is now more important than ever that stakeholders come together to provide the necessary support for the sector through sensible regulation and mutual cooperation. This will not only help ensure telecoms operators can better serve future customers, but also ensure that positive impacts of the sector continue to be enjoyed for years to come.

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Donald Trump amuapisha Amy Coney Barrett kuwa Jaji katika Mahakama Kuu Marekani!

Baraza la seneti la marekani limemuidhinisha jaji Amy Coney Barret kwa kura 52 dhidi ya 48 kuwa jaji kwenye mahakama ya juu ya marekani kuchukua nafasi ilioachwa na marehemu jaji Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Ma seneta karibu wote wa chama cha republican wamepiga kura kumuidhinisha jaji Barret. Seneta mrepublican wa jimbo la Maine Susan Collins ameungana na ma seneta wa democrats wote kwa kutomuudhinisha jaji Barret.

Jaji Barret ni jaji wa 3 kuteuliwa na rais Donald Trump kwenye mahakama ya juu. Mahakama hiyo sasa itakua na majaji 6 wenye msimamo wa kiconservative na wa tatu wenye msimamo wa kiliberali.

Jaji Barret ameapishwa katika hafla iliyofanyika katika Ikulu ya nchi hiyo White House.

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RC KUNENGE AWATAKA BODABODA KUWAFICHUA WAHALIFU, ASEMA SERIKALI ITAENDELEA KUWAWEKEA MAZINGIRA BORA YA KAZI

Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Dar es salaam Mhe. Aboubakar Kunenge amewataka waendesha Bodaboda na Bajaji kuwa mabalozi wazuri wa kulinda amani na utulivu wa Mkoa huo na kuwaomba kutoa taarifa pindi wanapobaini watu au kundi la watu wahalifu.

RC Kunenge ametoa kauli hiyo leo wakati wa mkutano na waendesha bodaboda na Bajaji uliofanyika viwanja vya Mnazi mmoja jijini humo ambapo amesema kazi yao imewafanya wakutane na watu wa aina mbalimbali ikiwemo wahalifu hivyo ni vizuri wakashirikiana na jeshi la polisi pindi wanapoona viashiria vya uvunjifu wa amani.

Aidha RC Kunenge amewahakikishia ushirikiano na Serikali kwenye masuala mbalimbali huku akiwahimiza kuchangamkia fursa ya mikopo inayotolewa na Serikali kupitia Halmashauri.

Pamoja na hayo RC Kunenge amesema Serikali ya awamu ya tano chini ya Rais Dkt. John Magufuli imefanya kazi kubwa Katika kuwatatulia changamoto na kero zilizokuwa zikiwakabili na itaendelea kuwawekea mazingira Bora na salama ya kufanya kazi ili kuhakikisha ajira yao inaheshimika na kuwanufaisha kiuchumi.

Hata hivyo amewahimiza kujitokeza kushiriki kwenye uchaguzi Mkuu unaotarajiwa kufanyika October 28 kwa kuwachagua Viongozi wanaofaa.

Mkutano huo umehudhuriwa pia na kamanda wa Polisi Kanda maalumu ya Dar es salaam, RPC Ilala, makamanda wa Polisi, na Bajaji pamoja na waendesha Bodaboda na Bajaji.

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TWIGA A TRIUMPH OF PARTNERSHIP

Barrick President and Chief Executive, Mark Bristow addresses a media conference in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania on 23rd October this year about the success story of Twiga Mineral Corporation. Twiga is a joint venture between Barrick and the Government of Tanzania.

Members of international and Tanzania local media at work during the Barrick President and Chief Executive, Mark Bristow press conference in Dar es Salaam on 23rd October this year. Twiga is a joint venture between Barrick and the Government of Tanzania.

Dar es Salaam | Tanzania | Barely a year after it was established, Twiga Minerals Corporation has demonstrated the value-creating capacity of a true partnership between a mining company and its host nation, Barrick president and chief executive Mark Bristow said here today at a press briefing following his quarterly mine visits.

Twiga is a joint venture between Barrick and the Government of Tanzania, and oversees the management of Barrick’s assets in the country as well as the implementation of the economic benefit-sharing agreement. It was formed when Barrick took over the operations of the former Acacia Mining in September last year and subsequently entered into a framework agreement with the government. In terms of the agreement, Barrick will pay the government $300 million to settle past disputes with Acacia.

In addition to the first $100 million tranche of the settlement, Barrick’s assets in Tanzania have since paid more than $200 million to the government in taxes and royalties, and last week Twiga declared a maiden interim dividend of $250 million.

“The fact that so much value has been delivered in such a short time is a tribute to the power of what I believe is the first partnership of its kind in Africa. With the framework agreement now fully implemented, we have settled most of the landowner disputes and are well on our way to ensure that we are fully compliant with our environmental permits as well as with the government’s local content legislation,” Bristow said.

“A rehabilitated and re-energized North Mara is ahead of plan in the year to date and Bulyanhulu has resumed underground mining operations and is scheduled to restart processing of underground ore by the end of 2020 as a long-life underground mine. We are gearing up to potentially make North Mara and Bulyanhulu into a combined Tier One complex, capable of producing at least 500,000 ounces of gold annually for more than 10 years in the lower half of the industry’s cost profile1. We shall also be looking to expand the life of operations as well as other new Tanzanian opportunities within the Twiga framework.”

Barrick has been awarded 10 new exploration licenses in Tanzania and plans to spend $8 million on exploration there this year.

The company’s commitment to stakeholder partnership encompasses its host communities and a community development committee has already been established at North Mara. On the environmental front, a comprehensive water management plan is being implemented. Since Barrick assumed operational control in 2019 some 50% of the water in the North Mara tailings dam has been removed to date.

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Tanzia: Mtangazaji wa TBC, Elisha Elia Afariki Dunia!

Mtangazaji wa Shirika la Habari Tanzania (TBC), ELISHA ELIA MWAKAGALI amefariki Dunia hii Jumamosi ya leo, Oktoba 24, 2020 katika Hospitali ya Taifa Muhimbili alikokua amelazwa kwa matibabu. Mkurugenzi Mkuu wa TBC, Dkt. Ayub Rioba amethibitisha kutokea kwa msiba huo.

Bwana Ametoa! Bwana Ametwaa! Jina la Bwana Lihimidiwe! Amen!

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ABSA BANK TANZANIA DONATES TSHS 10 MILLION TO SUPPORT PACT WASH PROJECTS

Absa Bank Tanzania Director of Finance, Obedi Laiser (second left), hands over a dummy cheque for TShs 10 million to Pact Tanzania Country Director, Marianna Balampama in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Looking on from left are; Absa Bank Marketing and Corporate Relations Head, Aron Luhanga and the bank's Acting Corporate Director, Nellyana Mmanyi.

Absa Bank Tanzania has donated TShs 10 million to Pact Tanzania in support of WASH projects post the pandemic Covid 19.

Speaking about the donation, the bank’s Finance Director, Mr. Obedi Laiser, said “We realize that this has been the most difficult time for most of our communities and businesses whose financial means are being negatively affected. As such, being responsible financial partners we are happy to support our communities through Pact Tanzania in order to continue bringing their possibilities to life despite the present challenges.

The bank’s Head of Marketing and Corporate Relations, Mr. Aron Luhanga added by saying “Our passion for our communities is as strong as ever and our commitment to serve and protect them is unwavering. This is why we continue to invest in their wellbeing as we adhere with the guidelines and protocols set out by the Ministry of Health”.

Along this donation, the bank’s Acting Corporate Director, Ms. Nellyana Mmanyi said, “apart from this donation, Absa Bank Tanzania implemented a payment holiday programme to its customers spanning across Retail, Business Banking, and Corporate and Investment Banking segments.

The comprehensive debt relief programme was a three months’ loan repayment holiday, which comes alongside other efforts initiated by the bank to support its customers amidst covid19 pandemic. The programme, which started in April, was being conducted in full compliance with the Bank of Tanzania regulatory requirements.

For more information, please contact: 

Aron Luhanga

Head, Marketing & Corporate Relations

Absa Bank Tanzania Limited

+255 768 221 717

aron.luhanga@absa.africa

About Absa Bank Tanzania

Absa Bank Tanzania Limited is a leading commercial bank in Tanzania that currently boasts a network of 15 branches and 62 ATMs strategically located Tanzaniawide – 21 at all our branches and 49 offsite.

The Bank is a wholly owned subsidiary of Absa Group Limited.

Absa Bank Tanzania Limited, (registered number 38557), is regulated by the Bank of Tanzania.

About Absa Group Limited

Absa Group Limited (‘Absa Group’) is listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and is one of Africa’s largest diversified financial services groups.

Absa Group offers an integrated set of products and services across personal and business banking, corporate and investment banking, wealth and investment management and insurance.

Absa Group has a presence in 12 countries in Africa, with approximately 40,000 employees.

The Group’s registered head office is in Johannesburg, South Africa, and it owns majority stakes in banks in Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius, Mozambique, Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania (Absa Bank Tanzania and National Bank of Commerce), Uganda and Zambia. The Group also has representative offices in Namibia and Nigeria, as well as insurance operations in Botswana, Kenya, Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia, and an international representative office in London and soon in New York.

For further information about Absa Group Limited, please visit www.absa.africa

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Watumishi wa Afya, Wadau Wakutana Karimjee

Mkuu wa Wilaya ya Temeke, Godwin Gondwe akiwa katika hafla hiyo iliyofanyika katika Viwanja Vya Karimjee Dar es Salaam.

Mgeni rasmi ambaye ni Kaimu Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Dar es Salaam, ambaye ni Mkuu wa Wilaya ya Ilala Mhe. Ng’wilabuzu Ndwata Ludigija (katikati) akiteta jambo na Mkuu wa Wilaya ya Kinondoni, Daniel Chongolo kabla ya kuhutubia hotuba yake ya kuwapongeza wahudumu wa afya kwa kazi nzuri wanayoifanya katika jamii.

Baadhi ya watumishi wa Idara ya Afya na wadau wa Afya wakifuatilia kilichokuwa kikiendelea katika hafla hiyo.

Baadhi ya Watumishi wa Idara ya Afya na wadau wa Afya wakiendelea kufuatilia kilichokuwa kikiendelea katika hafla hiyo.

Taswira iliyoonekana katika hafla hiyo.

Hafla ikiendelea ya kuwashukuru watumishi wa idara ya Afya kutokana na utendaji kazi wao wa kila siku wa kuhakikisha wanaokoa maisha ya wananchi.

 

Watumishi wa Idara ya Afya na wadau mbalimbali wa Afya katika Mkoa wa Dar es Salaam jioni hii wamekutana na kupongezana kwa kazi kubwa wanayoendelea nayo katika kuwatumikiwa wananchi katika sekta ya afya.

Katika hafla hiyo imehudhuriwa na Kaimu Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Dar es Salaam ambaye ni Mkuu wa Wilaya ya Ilala, Mhe. Ng’wilabuzu Ndwata Ludigija.

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