Economy

Climate change threatens TZ’s blue economy growth, govt warns

ZANZIBAR: TANZANIA’S vast potential in the blue economy, renewable energy and tourism sectors is expected to drive economic growth, but…

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Government drives digital economy

DODOMA: THE Ministry of Information and Communication Technology has outlined plans to implement eight development projects in the next financial…

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Tanzania sees fortunes in avocado with 235,000 tonnes targeted in 2026/27

DODOMA: THE Tanzanian government has announced an ambitious plan to boost avocado production to 235,000 tonnes in 2026/27, up from…

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Failed US-Iran talks trigger global economic shock

DAR ES SALAAM: THE collapse of negotiations between the United States and Iran, followed by the effective closure of the…

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Co-ops under scrutiny as Minister proposes tough measures

DODOMA: THE Minister Daniel Chongolo proposed establishing dedicated desks within national law enforcement agencies, including the  Prevention and Combating of Corruption…

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Tanzania sets mining strategies to boost economic growth

DODOMA: EXPERTS from the Ministry of Minerals have met to discuss the direction of a strategic plan aimed at increasing…

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Zanzibar rolls out marine data plan to boost blue economy growth

ZANZIBAR: THE Zanzibar Government has introduced a special programme to collect and manage data on the use of marine resources,…

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VISION 2050: Clear path toward a trillion-dollar economy by 2050

MWANZA: ACCORDING to Vision 2050, by the year 2050, Tanzania aims to attain upper-middle-income country status, with a Gross Domestic…

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‘Inclusive economy fosters unity’

ARUSHA: THE government has reaffirmed its commitment to building an inclusive economy, emphasising that it remains a cornerstone for strengthening…

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WB okays 1.4tri/- for Tanzania

Funds expected to boost education, uplift poor households DAR ES SALAAM: THE World Bank, through its Board of Directors, has…

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