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Tanzania Targets TZS 50 trillion Investment and 300 MW Energy Expansion by 2025
In 2024, Tanzania achieved remarkable progress in transforming its investment landscape, attracting over TZS 40 trillion through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and increasing business registrations by 25% compared to the previous...
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Tanzania’s Debt per GDP Trends 2001–2029
Stability at 41.7% of GDP and a Projected Decline to 40.8% Tanzania's general government gross debt stands at a moderate 41.7% of GDP (2023), showcasing a prudent approach to borrowing...
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In November 2024, the Tanzania shilling exhibited notable appreciation
A Sign of Economic Stability In November 2024, the Tanzania shilling exhibited notable appreciation, trading at an average of TZS 2,659.03 per USD, up by 2.3% from October's TZS 2,719.91....
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Tanzania’s domestic debt, totaling TZS 33.6 trillion in November 2024
A Strategic Approach to Fiscal Stability Tanzania’s domestic debt, totaling TZS 33.6 trillion in November 2024, reflects a strategic focus on long-term financing through Treasury Bonds, which account for 78.2%...
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Tanzania’s external debt, totaling USD 33.1 billion in November 2024
Strategic Investments and Fiscal Challenges Tanzania’s external debt, totaling USD 33.1 billion in November 2024, highlights a focus on infrastructure, social services, and energy projects, with the central government holding...
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Tanzania’s Inflation Stability and Forecast for 2025
Tanzania has maintained stable inflation rates, averaging around 3% from December 2023 to December 2024, with minor increases to 3.1% during mid-2024. This consistency, compared to higher rates in neighboring...
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Tanzania’s government budgetary operations in October 2024
Balancing Growth and Sustainability Tanzania’s government budgetary operations in October 2024 highlight steady progress in revenue collection, achieving 94.9% of the target, driven by robust tax revenues from imports and...
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Zanzibar's economy demonstrated resilience in November 2024
Stability and Growth in Focus Zanzibar's economy demonstrated resilience in November 2024, with headline inflation dropping to 4.5%, reflecting stable food prices and currency strength. Government revenues reached TZS 180...
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Monetary Policy with Supporting Growth Amid Seasonal Demands in November 2024
In November 2024, the Bank of Tanzania maintained a cautious yet supportive monetary policy to ensure economic stability. With a 7-day Interbank Cash Market (IBCM) rate averaging 8.29%, slightly above...
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TRA Revenue Growth and Forecast for 2025
The Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) demonstrated exceptional performance in the first half of the 2024/2025 fiscal year, consistently exceeding revenue targets with efficiency rates above 100% and achieving year-on-year growth...
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