Charts progress, lays Vision 2050 foundation DODOMA: THE government yesterday unveiled a 62.33tri/- national budget for the 2026/27 financial year,…
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Unguja, Zanzibar: A limb rehabilitation outreach and training mission is underway in Zanzibar, targeting to bring smiles to 100 amputees…
Read More »DODOMA: EAST Africa’s 2026/27 budgets have set the stage for a regional economic race defined less by size alone and…
Read More »DODOMA: TANZANIA has unveiled its largest-ever national budget of Sh62.334trn for the 2026/27 financial year, marking a 10.3 percent increase…
Read More »DODOMA: TANZANIA has proposed a new revenue-sharing framework for key infrastructure funds aimed at strengthening financing for roads, rural electrification,…
Read More »DODOMA: TANZANIA is set to establish the Dar es Salaam International Financial Centre (DIFC) in a major push to attract…
Read More »DODOMA: THE government argues that its investment driven employment strategy is starting to bite, easing unemployment and setting the stage…
Read More »DODOMA: TANZANIA’S economy surged to US$91.81bn in 2025, reflecting stronger macroeconomic performance as real gross domestic product growth increased to…
Read More »DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA is increasingly positioning itself at the centre of global economic engagement, as major world powers, international…
Read More »ZANZIBAR: ZANZIBAR President Dr Hussein Ali Mwinyi has invited Singaporean investors to explore opportunities in the blue economy, energy, tourism…
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