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Economic Evaluation of Tanzania’s Public Investment Projects (2020–2025)
Budget, Government Burden, and PPP Potential Tanzania’s government, under President Samia Suluhu Hassan, has implemented an ambitious array of public investment projects from 2020 to 2025, spanning agriculture, transport, energy,...
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Tax Reform and Economic Transformation in Tanzania (2025–2030)
As Tanzania advances toward its Vision 2050 goals, a robust and inclusive tax system is becoming increasingly central to the country’s development strategy. The Tanzania Investment and Consultant Group Ltd....
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Doing Business in Tanzania 2025-2030
Tanzania stands at a crossroads, poised to become East Africa’s trade powerhouse but held back by systemic barriers that stifle small and medium enterprises (SMEs), which drive 35% of GDP...
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The Finance Act, 2025, presents opportunities and challenges for Tanzania's economy under the TZS 56 trillion budget (2025–2028)
The Finance Act, 2025, underpins Tanzania’s ambitious TZS 56 trillion budget, aiming to drive economic development through enhanced revenue collection, investment incentives, and sectoral support. With GDP growth projected at...
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Tanzania’s 2025/26 Budget Rises to TZS 56.49 trillion Targeting 6.0% Growth and TZS 29.17 trillion Tax Revenue
Tanzania’s revenue collection, particularly through taxes on businesses and services, has seen steady improvement, yet challenges like tax evasion and administrative inefficiencies persist. The 2024/2025 budget of TZS 49.35 trillion...
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Can the 2025/2026 Budget Promote and Uplift Tanzania’s Economy, Especially for Low-Income Citizens?
Tanzania’s 2024/2025 budget of TZS 49.35 trillion (USD 18.85 billion) achieved a commendable 5.5% real GDP growth, surpassing the 5.4% target, by collecting TZS 45.07 trillion (89.6% of TZS 50.29...
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How is Tanzania Using Budget Growth to Boost Economic Performance from 5.5% to 6.0% GDP Growth in 2025/2026?
In 2024/2025, Tanzania’s TZS 49.35 trillion budget achieved 5.5% real GDP growth, collecting TZS 45.07 trillion (89.6% of target) and spending TZS 15.75 trillion on development, including TZS 1.68 trillion...
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Navigating 2025 with USD 35.51B External and TZS 34.76T Domestic Burden Under a 46.7% Debt-to-GDP Ratio
Tanzania’s combined external debt of USD 35.51 billion and domestic debt of TZS 34,759.9 billion as of April 2025 supports critical sectors like infrastructure (21.5% of external debt) and social...
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How TZS 1.41 Trillion Development Spending in March 2025 Drives Human Capital Despite USD 35.51 Billion Debt
Tanzania’s public expenditure in March 2025, totaling TZS 3,375.1 billion, allocates 41.7% (TZS 1,406.7 billion) to development projects and 58.3% (TZS 1,968.4 billion) to recurrent spending, reflecting a moderate commitment...
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Tanzania Tackles 5.3% Food Inflation (2025) with 557K Tonnes in Food Stocks for Inclusive Growth
In April 2025, Tanzania faced a surge in food inflation to 5.3%, up from 1.4% in April 2024, driven by weather-induced supply volatility and logistics challenges, as reported in the...
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