Josephine Christopher is a Business Reporter at The Citizen and Mwananchi newspapers. She specializes in a range of topics including finance, investment, health, and climate change, with a strong focus on regional interest and world news. Josephine is featured in Cigalah Group and The Citizen Newspaper.
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Josephine Christopher's reporting primarily focuses on local Tanzanian and global economic and political issues. She seems to be particularly interested in government announcements, press releases, world affairs, finance & economy, government & politics.
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By: Louis Kolumbia, Josephine Christopher
Dar/Mbamba Bay. The construction of the Mbamba Bay Port in Tanzania is set to boost the country's internal logistics and enhance economic diplomacy
By: Josephine Christopher
What you need to know: The invitation was issued during a ceremony marking Indonesia's 79th Independence Day and six decades of Tanzania-Indonesia relations, held here in the city on September 26, 2024.
By: Josephine Christopher
Dar es Salaam. Ten Tanzanian start-ups are set to benefit from an eight-month programme aimed at providing extensive support for developing climate
By: Josephine Christopher
Dar es Salaam. Regional leaders and academics have called for the legacy of Tanzania's late President Benjamin Mkapa to be remembered for his vision in driving peace, development, and regional economic integration.
By: Josephine Christopher
What you need to know: This marks a significant increase from the $1.61 billion registered in the previous quarter, from April to June 2024.
By: Josephine Christopher
As the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) shows bullish momentum, experts believe CFDs could bring more dynamism to the market.
By: Josephine Christopher
Rural communities remain largely underserved by savings and credit cooperative societies (Saccos), which are mostly operating in urban areas
By: Josephine Christopher
The collective profit represented a 31 percent increase from the Sh1.12 trillion collective net profit that was recorded during the corresponding period in 2023
By: Josephine Christopher
Key players in Tanzania's banking industry have expressed their readiness to adopt these technologies as soon as the regulatory framework is in place
By: Josephine Christopher
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania has made significant strides in enhancing its creditworthiness, with recent credit ratings by Moody's Investors Service and
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