Tanzania maintained a stable annual headline inflation rate of 3.0% in November 2024, reflecting effective monetary management. However, rising costs in key categories such as food and energy signal emerging...
Tanzania’s debt profile reflects a balanced approach to managing both external and domestic debt. With a slight reduction in external debt and a growing reliance on domestic borrowing, the country...
Tanzania's government demonstrated effective fiscal management in September 2024, surpassing revenue targets and maintaining a strategic balance between recurrent and development expenditures. With total revenue collections of TZS 3,069.4 billion,...
In October 2024, the Tanzania Shilling showed signs of stabilization, appreciating slightly against the US Dollar after months of depreciation. This shift can be attributed to improved foreign exchange liquidity...
Tanzania’s interest rates in October 2024 reflect a strategic approach to balancing economic growth, inflation control, and financial stability. With lending and deposit rates showing slight upward adjustments, the monetary...
Tanzania Vision 2050 outlines an ambitious roadmap to propel the nation into a high-income economy by 2050, anchored on transformative sectors such as industry, agriculture, energy, infrastructure, ICT, and human...
Tanzania has successfully sustained inflation below the medium-term target of 5%, reflecting strong economic policies and favorable supply conditions. Headline inflation eased to 3.0% in October 2024, supported by declining...
Tanzania has experienced impressive growth in its local government revenue collections over the past decade, with a 769% increase from TZS 11.6 billion in 2010 to a peak of TZS...
From 2000 to 2024, Tanzania’s interest payments on national debt have surged dramatically, reflecting the country's growing reliance on external borrowing to fund large-scale development projects. In 2000, interest payments...
Over the past 24 years, Tanzania’s public sector workforce has undergone substantial growth, evolving through various phases of expansion, stabilization, and maturation. Starting with 23,601 employees in 2000, the workforce...
