IPP Media

IPP Media is a privately-owned entity under the IPP Group, located in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The company operates nine newspapers that are available in both English and Swahili, along with three television channels and four radio stations, which include Radio One, SkyFM, Capital Radio, and East A.

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Employers urged to invest in staff wellness to cut operational cost | The Guardian

1 week ago | ippmedia.com | Joseph Prosper
Health Tech Trends to Watch: Innovations in Healthcare | The Guardian

4 weeks ago | ippmedia.com | Joseph Prosper
Expelled South African ambassador to US returns home with "no regrets"

1 month ago | ippmedia.com | Shakirah Thebus

Expelled South African ambassador to the United States Ebrahim Rasool said on Sunday that he returned home with "no regrets." Rasool and his wife, Rosieda, after a 32-hour journey from the United States via Qatar, arrived at Cape Town International Airport on Sunday morning to a warm welcome from hundreds of supporters.
Executives, business leaders to meet in Dar for women’s rights, empowerment | The Guardian

2 months ago | ippmedia.com | Joseph Prosper
Gig economy firm workers forced to pay fee to receive their wages

Jan 13, 2025 | ippmedia.com | Tom Wall

Retail assistants have accused a gig economy firm of “holding them to ransom” by making them pay a fee if they want to receive their wages within a month By Tom WallA new payment system brought in by YoungOnes, which supplies “freelance” retail assistants to many well-known high street stores, charges gig workers 4.8 percent of their earnings to be paid in one minute or 2.9 percent to be paid in three days. If they decline, they typically have to wait 30 days.
Factors that will drive oil prices in 2025 unveiled

Jan 13, 2025 | ippmedia.com | Irina Slav

This year in oil has been marked by chronic trader pessimism about Chinese demand and an equally chronic downplaying of supply disruption risks. This has made for a rather stable year in prices—and the stability could continue in 2025, on a few conditions. By Irina SlavBrent crude and West Texas Intermediate appear set to end the year at nearly the same levels that they started. WTI started 2024 at a little over $70 per barrel and is about to end a little below that.
Five fiscal trends to watch in 2025

Jan 13, 2025 | ippmedia.com | Nikhil Sanghani

Central banks are no longer the only game in town. Fiscal policy is becoming an increasingly important driver of economic and financial market outcomes amid growing sovereign debt across the advanced and emerging world. By Nikhil Sanghani Here are five fiscal themes to look out for throughout 2025. Are the bond vigilantes returning? Tax cuts are coming in the US. Yet, at this stage, the scale that will be passed by US president-elect Donald Trump’s administration is unknown.
BRICS expansion into payment systems poses threat to dominance of US dollar

Jan 13, 2025 | ippmedia.com | Chris Crowe

The recent expansion and shifting objectives of the BRICS bloc suggest an escalating rivalry between its members and Western liberal economies – and a potential threat to the status of the US dollar within international trade. By Chris CroweBRICS – originally comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, but expanded in 2024 to include Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) – met for its 16th summit in Kazan, Russia, in October.
5 top trends shaping green construction practices in 2025

Jan 9, 2025 | ippmedia.com | Emily Newton

In 2025, the construction industry will see a shift unlike any other. Green construction practices are no longer an option but a necessity to meet the demands of a quickly evolving world. With climate issues, resource scarcity and environmental concerns pressing on, the time to implement sustainable options is now. Explore the sector’s top trends and see how international companies can embrace these green construction trends. By Emily Newton1.
After nearly 10 years of debate, COP29’s carbon trading deal is seriously flawed

Nov 29, 2024 | ippmedia.com | Kate Dooley

NEGOTIATORS at the COP29 climate conference in Baku have struck a landmark agreement on rules governing the global trade of carbon credits, bringing to a close almost a decade of debate over the controversial scheme. The deal paves the way for a system in which countries or companies buy credits for removing or reducing greenhouse gas emissions elsewhere in the world, then count the reductions as part of their own climate efforts.