Katika kipindi cha miaka 24 iliyopita, nguvu kazi ya sekta ya umma ya Tanzania imepitia ukuaji mkubwa, ikibadilika kupitia awamu mbalimbali za upanuzi, utulivu, na ukomavu. Kuanzia wafanyakazi 23,601 mwaka...

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...

The insurance market in Tanzania plays a crucial role in supporting economic stability and protecting individuals and businesses against risks. However, effective management of liabilities—such as claims reserves, underwriting reserves,...

Personal remittances from Tanzanians abroad play a vital role in supporting Tanzania's secondary income, with average quarterly transfers rising from around $90 million in 2013-2016 to approximately $138-$182 million in...

From 2017 to 2023, the Tanzanian shilling consistently depreciated against the US dollar, with end-of-quarter rates rising from 1,629.6 to 2,175.3 TZS/USD. This gradual depreciation reflects economic pressures, including trade...

This research provides an in-depth look at the trends in foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into Tanzania, revealing both stability and fluctuations over recent years. Quarterly FDI ranged from $216...

In October 2024, Tanzania’s economy showcased resilience and stability, with a GDP growth rate of 5.3% for Q2, fueled by trade (19.8%), financial services (11.4%), and transport (8.6%). Inflation on...

In October 2024, Tanzania’s external sector demonstrated notable resilience, driven by robust export growth and a substantial narrowing of the current account deficit. Key contributors include a rise in tourism...

In September 2024, Zanzibar's economy showed notable progress, driven by growth in trade, financial services, and construction, highlighting a shift toward greater sectoral diversity beyond traditional tourism. Revenue collection reached...

In September 2024, Tanzania’s national debt reached USD 45.05 billion, with 73% held in external debt, underscoring the country’s reliance on foreign financing for development. This external debt, totaling USD...