Military moves in, cordons off forex shops in Arusha

Central bank silent as Tanzanian army closes operations of the bureaux de changes.

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Traders' shock as Tanzanian govt seizes cashew nuts

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Government insist claimants seeking pay must show proof that they are farmers.

Cut flower sector wilting under new rules, competition

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Kenya burns $300m defending the shilling

US and Kenyan currency. FILE PHOTO | NMG

CBK trying to protect the shilling against a bullish dollar.

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