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Tanzania’s Tourism Sector Surges with Record Growth in 2023
In 2023, Tanzania’s tourism sector recorded a remarkable recovery, welcoming 1,809,205 tourists, a 24.3% increase from 1,456,192 in 2022. Tourism earnings surged to USD 3.37 billion, up by 33.2% from...
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Is TRA Ready to Finance Tanzania’s Future Economy Without Dependence on External Foreign Aid and Loans?
In just nine months of the 2024/25 fiscal year, the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) has collected TZS 24.05 trillion, marking a 17% increase compared to TZS 20.55 trillion collected during...
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Trends in Money Remittances Growth in Bank and Mobile Transactions (2020-2024)
Money remittances in Tanzania have experienced significant shifts from 2020 to 2024, with both bank-facilitated and mobile money transactions showing remarkable growth. Bank remittance inflows surged from TZS 894.08 billion...
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Why Tanzania Should Focus on Economic Independence Amid Declining Foreign Aid
Tanzania has experienced a steady decline in foreign aid, with official development assistance (ODA) dropping from $761 million in 2013 to $389 million in 2024 and further projected to fall...
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Tanzania’s ODA Trends (2001-2025), Peak at $761M (2013), Declining to $118M (2025)
Tanzania has received significant Official Development Assistance (ODA) over the years, with disbursements peaking at $761M in 2013 before gradually declining to $389M in 2024 and a projected $118M in...
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Tanzania Among Africa’s Top 10 Countries with High External Debt
Tanzania's external debt reached USD 33.91 billion in January 2025, placing it among the top 10 most indebted African countries. This marks a significant rise from USD 2.47 billion in...
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Women and Youth in the Tanzania Labor Market
Challenges and Policy Recommendations Women and youth make up a significant portion of Tanzania’s workforce, yet they face major challenges in accessing formal employment, securing decent wages, and overcoming social...
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Macroeconomic Stability and Its Effect on Job Creation in Tanzania
Macroeconomic stability is a key driver of job creation and economic growth in Tanzania. Stable economic conditions—such as low inflation, consistent GDP growth, controlled fiscal deficits, and a favorable investment...
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The Role of Digital Technology in Employment Creation in Tanzania
Digital technology is transforming Tanzania’s employment landscape by expanding job opportunities, increasing business efficiency, and driving innovation. The 2025 Employment Study found that 82% of respondents believe digitalization has significantly...
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The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Expanding Formal Employment Opportunities in Tanzania
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have become a key strategy for job creation and economic growth in Tanzania. By combining government support and private sector investment, PPPs help expand formal employment opportunities...
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