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President Samia Suluhu’s New Year Speech: A Strategic Embrace of Agriculture for Inclusive Growth.
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President Samia Suluhu’s New Year Speech: A Strategic Embrace of Agriculture for Inclusive Growth.

President Samia Suluhu’s New Year address unveils a robust economic strategy with a primary focus on agriculture. The substantial increase in the agricultural budget from TZS 751 billion to TZS 970 billion signifies a determined effort to fortify the backbone of Tanzania’s economy. The expressed goal of achieving a 10% annual growth rate in the...

President Samia Suluhu’s New Year Speech: A Holistic Analysis of Taxation, Production Sectors, and Inclusive Growth in Tanzania’s Path to 2024
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President Samia Suluhu’s New Year Speech: A Holistic Analysis of Taxation, Production Sectors, and Inclusive Growth in Tanzania’s Path to 2024

President Samia Suluhu, in her New Year speech, provides insights into Tanzania’s economic strategies, particularly in tax collection and the pivotal production sectors. The announcement of a remarkable 8% increase in tax collection, totalling TZS 22.6 trillion for the fiscal year ending June 2023, signifies a positive trend in revenue generation. This growth aligns with...

President Samia Suluhu’s New Year Address: A Comprehensive Economic Analysis and the Path Forward to 2024.
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President Samia Suluhu’s New Year Address: A Comprehensive Economic Analysis and the Path Forward to 2024.

President Samia Suluhu’s New Year speech provides a comprehensive overview of Tanzania’s economic landscape, focusing on key aspects that underline the government’s efforts in ensuring stability, growth, and fiscal responsibility. In her address, President Samia highlights the implementation of robust fiscal policies aimed at safeguarding the economy. The emphasis on price stability, growth stimulation, and...

JNHPP: Transformative progress signals economic boost in Tanzania.
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JNHPP: Transformative progress signals economic boost in Tanzania.

In a momentous development, key players in Tanzania’s economy are expressing optimism about the imminent operation of the Julius Nyerere Hydroelectric Power Plant (JNHPP). This project is anticipated to become a catalyst for industrial growth and trade promotion in the region. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy, Dr. Doto Biteko, recently declared that the...

Is Trophy Hunting Legal in Tanzania? Can You Hunt a Crocodile Legally?
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Is Trophy Hunting Legal in Tanzania? Can You Hunt a Crocodile Legally?

Recently, social media has been ablaze with controversy sparked by a renowned American hunter named Josh, who shared a video showcasing his capture of a giant crocodile in Tanzania. The video, featuring the crocodile suspended from a tree, stirred public outrage, prompting politicians and activists to seek clarification from relevant authorities. This incident highlights many...

Tanzania Inks $1.7m deal for lifesaving ambulance boat with turkish contractor.
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Tanzania Inks $1.7m deal for lifesaving ambulance boat with turkish contractor.

Tanzania, represented by the Tanzania Shipping Agency Cooperation (TASAC), has signed a significant contract valued at 1.7 million US dollars with Turkish contractor Loca Muhendislik Gemi Makine Plastik Ve Gida San Tic.L.td.Sti. The contract aims to construct a specialized ambulance boat to address first aid challenges and provide initial treatment for individuals facing difficulties while...

RUWASA Geita: signs contracts worth 4.9bn/- Tsh for vital projects.
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RUWASA Geita: signs contracts worth 4.9bn/- Tsh for vital projects.

The Rural Water and Sanitation Agency (RUWASA) in Geita Region is taking decisive steps to combat water scarcity by recently signing five contracts totaling 4.9 billion TZS. The projects, presented by RUWASA’s Geita Regional Manager, Engineer Jabiri Kayilla, include the purchase of water pipes and the construction of essential water infrastructure. Two contracts, valued at...

Tanzania’s economic evolution: Navigating from reserve money to short-term interest rates.
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Tanzania’s economic evolution: Navigating from reserve money to short-term interest rates.

Tanzania is making a significant shift from a reserve money policy to a short-term interest rates policy next month after a decade of preparations. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has approved this move to control inflation using interest rates, aligning with global practices. The new policy, focusing on short-term interest rates, is a departure from...

Tanzania’s diplomatic triumphs in 2023: A year of strategic alliances and economic growth.
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Tanzania’s diplomatic triumphs in 2023: A year of strategic alliances and economic growth.

As the curtain falls on 2023, the government is celebrating a myriad of diplomatic successes, ranging from fostering new investments and trade partnerships to fortifying bilateral relationships across the globe. The Minister for Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, Mr. January Makamba, unveiled the substantial gains achieved through foreign missions led by top government officials....

Tanzania Soars: Second in Africa, 10th worldwide in tourism surge.
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Tanzania Soars: Second in Africa, 10th worldwide in tourism surge.

Tanzania has experienced a 19% increase in foreign tourist arrivals as of September this year, compared to the pre-COVID-19 peak in 2019, according to a report released on November 30, 2023, by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) here. The report, titled “World Tourism Barometer” November edition, reveals that with this growth, Tanzania secures...