
Denis Londo
Denis Londo is the Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Tanzania, known for his role in managing the country's foreign relations and diplomatic efforts. He has recently been in the news for overseeing the repatriation of Tanzanian citizens from Iran and Israel in response to escalating tensions in the Middle East, emphasizing the government's commitment to ensuring the safety and security of its nationals abroad.
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Mr Denis Londo, Deputy Minister for Industry and Trade, toured the GFA plant and urged industrial investors to source more local materials.
From 50 to 2,000 vehicles: Kibaha plant expansion powers youth employmentDenis Londo is the Deputy Minister for Industry and Trade represented by Aristides Mbwasi during the launch of the market.
New Tanzania-China trade hub to cut import costsDenis Londo, Deputy Minister for Industry and Trade, emphasized the importance of economic diplomacy for trade promotion.
Tanzania, China in talks on 10-day visa-free transit for eligible travellersDenis Londo, the Deputy Minister for Industry and Trade, emphasized the government's commitment to investor-friendly policies.
Tanzania’s industrial push gains pace with $8.8 million portwest apparel plant launch
Mr Londo confirmed that the government had allocated land to TACECO Ltd for the establishment of the cement manufacturing plant.
Tanzania orders Burundian investor to fast-track Kasulu cement projectDeputy Minister for Industry and Trade Denis Londo welcomed the achievements but urged the Board to address delays in payments to farmers.
Warehouse receipts regulator pledges stronger markets, farmer empowerment at 20-year milestone
Denis Londo is the deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs who spoke about the repatriation of Tanzanian citizens.
Tanzania begins repatriation its nationals from Iran and Israel









