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Tanzania: Magufuli, Business Community Meet
Citizen, 12 March 2018
The industrialisation agenda is expected to feature high in the 11th National Business Council (TNBC) meeting slated for next Monday in Dar es Salaam. Read more »
Tanzania Looking at Industrialisation to Boost Economy
The industrialisation agenda is expected to feature prominently at the 11th National Business Council meeting slated for next Monday in Dar es Salaam which will be chaired by President John Magufuli. While "nuisance taxes" have been reduced for industries, the Finance and Planning Minister Phillip Mpango has said that Tanzania's economy is growing at an impressive rate, with its inflation rate now in the single digits.
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Tanzania: Industrialists Hail Nuisance Taxes Reduction
Daily News, 14 March 2018
Local industrialists and economists have welcomed a move by President John Magufuli to lower nuisance taxes to owners of industries; a move they say will help to boost the… Read more »
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Tanzania: Tanzania Economy 'Growing' Despite Falling Donor Funding
Citizen, 25 February 2018
The government yesterday acknowledged that some donors had withdrawn from supporting the national budget, but said the economy continued to post a 6.8 per cent growth. Read more »
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Tanzania: Mining and Construction Shore Up Tanzania's Economy
East African, 12 February 2018
The mining and gas, and construction sectors were the biggest contributors to Tanzania's economic growth in the third quarter of last year. Read more »
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Tanzania: Economy Tipped for Strong Growth
Citizen, 12 February 2018
Barclays Africa Group says Tanzania's economy is growing at 7.2 per cent, this year, citing agriculture and massive investment in infrastructure as major driving factors. Read more »
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Tanzania: TPSF Eyes Predictable Environment
Daily News, 22 January 2018
TANZANIA Private Sector Foundation (TPSF) has advised the government to avoid abrupt changes of laws, rules and regulations that guide business and investment sector, arguing that… Read more »
InFocus
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The president's attempts to fight corruption through tougher regulatory demands in all industries has led to the country's biggest foreign investors in mining, telecoms and ... Read more »
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The government has been urged to avoid borrowing from local banks that charge high interest rates and demand payment in a short period. Read more »
