In February 2024, Tanzania's external debt stood at TZS 82,678,629 million, reflecting a decrease of 3% from the previous month's figure of TZS 85,477,630 million. However, compared to the same...
Interbank Cash Market The interbank cash market (IBCM) continued to facilitate the trading of Shilling liquidity among banks. In February 2024, the total value of transactions in the IBCM decreased...
In February 2024, the Tanzania government's budget performance was evaluated based on actual operations compared to the budget estimates for the fiscal year. The government expenditure and revenue figures provide...
From 2014 to 2024, Tanzania witnessed a significant growth in the number of registered NGOs, reaching a total of 10,538 entities. These organizations played a vital role in the country's...
The report is structured into several sections, each focusing on different aspects of Tanzania's business landscape. We begin with an overview of Tanzania's economy, highlighting key economic indicators and sectors...
In March 2021, Tanzania's external debt stood at TZS 61,805,876 million (61 trillion), representing a decrease of 5% from February 2021, but a notable increase of 9% from March 2020....
The interbank cash market (IBCM) continued to facilitate the trading of shilling liquidity among banks. In January 2024, the total value of transactions amounted to TZS 2,187.8 billion, a decrease...
The government has proposed a total budget of 49,345.7 billion shillings for the fiscal year 2024/25, marking an 11.2 percent increase compared to the previous year's budget of 44,388.1 billion...
Implications for Economic Development and Fiscal Sustainability Tanzania's debt development, detailing changes in both external and domestic debts over time: External Debt: Tanzania's external debt, which comprises loans and financial...
Tanzania Inflation rates The uptick in food inflation, rising to 1.8 percent in February 2024 from 1.5 percent in January 2024, reflects the growing cost pressures within Tanzania's food and...