Business

Get the latest business news from Tanzania and around the world. Daily News is your most reliable source of business information.

Cloves, tourism lift Zanzibar exports 23pc

ZANZIBAR: ZANZIBAR’S exports of goods and services rose by 23 per cent in the year through May 2026, driven by…

Read More »

Benchmark indices slip as rally pauses

DAR ES SALAAM: THE stock market paused last week after a sustained rally, with benchmark indices retreating modestly as investors…

Read More »

Local electric vehicle revolution begins with landmark manufacturing investment, innovation

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA has taken a significant step towards building a cleaner, more industrialised and technology-driven economy following the…

Read More »

DITF cements role as business gateway

DAR ES SALAAM: THE 50th Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) generated on-the-spot sales worth 3.89bn/- and advance export…

Read More »

Crop losses worry Tumbatu farmers

ZANZIBAR: FARMERS on Tumbatu Islet in Unguja North Region have expressed concern over the growing threat posed by monkeys, crop…

Read More »

Mwinyi seeks stronger Sweden economic links

ZANZIBAR: ZANZIBAR President Hussein Mwinyi has called for strengthened economic cooperation between Zanzibar and Sweden, highlighting investment opportunities in renewable…

Read More »

Youth employment: Informal markets as opportunity or survival

TANZANIA: ACROSS many developing countries, particularly in Africa, youth unemployment remains one of the most pressing socioeconomic challenges of our…

Read More »

BoT rate rise: Shilling gains, growth risks

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Bank of T a n z a n i a (BoT) has recently increased the Central…

Read More »

Trade directly from your browser: JustMarkets launches its web terminal

Multi-asset global broker JustMarkets keeps developing its trading ecosystem. The newest addition to the platform is the Web Terminal, an…

Read More »

What BoT latest rate implies for investors

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Bank of Tanzania’s recent decision to increase the Central Bank Rate (CBR) from 5.75 per cent…

Read More »
Back to top button