Rosemary Mirondo is a Business Reporter at The Citizen. Since 2015, she has focused on economic news, covering various sectors including banking, transportation, oil and gas, and agriculture. Rosemary's work has been featured in Cigalah Group and The Citizen Newspaper.
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By: Rosemary Mirondo
The Deputy Minister of Health, Dr Godwin Mollel, has raised concerns over the significant financial losses incurred by the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) due to unintegrated healthcare...
Central bank chief Emmanuel Tutuba says the shilling is expected to continue appreciating until at least February 2025
The system is designed to reduce resolution times while improving the overall customer experience, marking a significant step toward financial inclusion and consumer empowerment.
By: Rosemary Mirondo
What you need to know: The government has already advanced Sh107.93 billion to the contractor, TBEA Co. Ltd, marking 20 percent of the total project cost.
By: Rosemary Mirondo
The deal includes a $4 million grant and a $100 million concessional loan, which will fund efforts to promote economic opportunities for women and enhance services for preventing and responding...
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania may be borrowing huge sums to finance a number of key infrastructure projects, including construction of the standard gauge
Dar es Salaam. The government announced on Monday that 974,332 students, equivalent to 100 percent of all eligible candidates who passed the 2024
By: Rosemary Mirondo
Those arrested include a Chinese national and a Kenyan, according to Railway Police Unit commander Gallus Hyera
The government is now directing engaging Chjna in its quest for a new investor
Dar es Salaam. Kawe Member of Parliament Bishop Josephat Gwajima has addressed concerns raised by Mbuyuni residents at Kunduchi in the city regarding
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