Published 07/03/2010 - 7:58 p.m. GMT
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The ICT panel at the 2nd Annual DICOTA 2010 convention in Minneapolis on July 3 (L to R) Dr. Lennard Tennende, DICOTA interim chairman; Dr. Negus Adefris, Primetek International; Seppy Nyangoro ICT Consultant; Mahinga Hekino, Sprint; Dr Crispin Semakula, Axis Medical Center.
(Photo: Tom Gitaa/Mshale)
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MINNEAPOLIS - Tanzania is in need of more skilled
IT personnel and investors to fully exploit the
recent landing of the submarine cable in the
country, the second annual Diaspora Council for
Tanzanians in America convention (DICOTA) in
Minneapolis was told during the second day of
deliberations on how to harness the resources of
the Diaspora for the development of the
country.
Published 07/03/2010 - 12:42 a.m. GMT
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Mr. Crecentius .J. Magori, NSSF Director of Operations, speaking at the 2nd annual DICOTA convention in Minneapolis on July 2, 2010.
(Photo: Faiza Mahamud/Mshale)
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MINNEAPOLIS - The National
Social Security Fund of
Tanzania (NSSF) today unveiled
an ambitious welfare scheme
for Tanzanians in the Diaspora
estimated at 170,000.
Published 07/02/2010 - 7:17 p.m. GMT
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Mr. Philemon L. Luhanjo, Chief Secretary and Secretary to the Tanzania cabinet officially opening the DICOTA 2010 convention in Minneapolis on July 2.
(Photo: Faiza Mahamud/Mshale)
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MINNEAPOLIS - Tanzania
continues to be among the top
recipients of the Millennium
Challenge Account (MCA), the
bilateral development fund
that is run by the Millennium
Challenge Corporation (MCC),
the U.S. agency created under
the Bush administration "to
reduce poverty through
sustainable economic growth".
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