DAR ES SALAAM, Sept. 30 -- TANZANIAS equity market lost ground last week, falling 0.4 per cent, as selective capital flows across Africa exposed a widening gap between fastrising frontier exchanges and more mature bourses under consolidation.

The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) remained subdued amid thin liquidity and investor caution around financials and cross-listed stocks, highlighting the challenge of sustaining momentum at a time when neighbouring markets are drawing stronger inflows.

According to African Markets, Weekly Markets Performance, Ghana, Kenya and Uganda posted firm gains, while Tanzania joined Morocco and Mauritius on the losing side.

The contrasting performance illustrates how global and regional investors are sel...