Tanzania Vision 2050 aims to transform the nation into a middle-income, semi-industrialized economy by 2050, targeting 8-10% annual GDP growth to support a projected population of over 114 million. The...
Tanzania’s population is projected to grow from ~65 million in 2025 to over 114 million by 2050, nearly doubling the workforce and urban population (from 30% to 60% urbanization). This...
Tanzania’s agricultural GDP grew from 1,496,674.79 TZS Million in Q3 2005 to 11,252,481 TZS Million in Q4 2024, achieving a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 11.2% over 19...
The 8% depreciation of the Tanzanian shilling (TZS) in 2023 significantly impacts Tanzania’s external debt servicing, particularly since 68.9% of its external debt is denominated in USD. With Tanzania’s external...
Tanzania’s external debt has surged from 2,469.7 USD Million in December 2011 to 34,056 USD Million in March 2025, representing a 13.8-fold increase over 14 years, or an average annual...
Tanzania’s mining GDP growth from 197,832.14 TZS million in Q4 2008 to 2,317,959 TZS million in Q4 2024 (approximately 0.923 billion USD at 2,510 TZS/USD) represents a remarkable 1,072% increase...
Tanzania’s inflation in March 2025, as detailed in the April 2025 Monthly Economic Review, shows an upward trend in headline inflation, driven primarily by rising food and energy prices, while...
Tanzania’s debt development, as outlined in the April 2025 Monthly Economic Review and recent data, influences economic growth through fiscal constraints and resource allocation. Below, we analyze the debt structure,...
Tanzania’s food inflation is a significant component of its overall inflationary pressures, as detailed in the April 2025 Monthly Economic Review. Below, we compare food inflation with other key inflation...
Tanzania’s economic growth faces several challenges, both domestic and global, as outlined in the April 2025 Monthly Economic Review. Below, we detail these challenges with specific figures to illustrate their...
