Tanzanian customers whose deposits were frozen following the closure of FBME Bank Limited will receive 100 percent of their money after the Deposit Insurance Board (DIB) launched the fourth and...
By
Juma Mtanda
Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Limited
Morogoro. Tanzanian customers whose deposits were frozen following the closure of FBME Bank Limited will receive 100 percent of their money after the Deposit Insurance Board (DIB) launched the fourth and final phase of payments under the bank's liquidation.
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