Author: Emanuel Nyangwe
How Tanzania’s policy and legal frameworks support PPP's?
Tanzania has made impressive strides in creating legal and institutional frameworks to support Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), with the PPP Act of 2010 and its 2018 amendments laying the groundwork.
How PPPs Can Transform Agriculture in Tanzania?
Agriculture is the backbone of Tanzania’s economy, employing over 65% of the population, especially in rural areas.
How PPPs Can Help Reduce Public Debt While Supporting Tanzania’s Long-Term Development Goals?
Instead of using loans or National Budgets to fund large Infrastructure Projects, the government should invites Private Investors to finance construction and sometimes operations. Relying entirely on Government financing leads to increased Public Debt, which can strain the economy.
How Tanzanians Can Participate in the Digital Economy
Freelancing is one of the fastest ways to earn online using your skills. All you need is Electronic Devices, Internet, skills, and consistency. Platforms like Etsy, Upwork, and PayPal enable these cross-border deals.
Tanzania Set to Join the World’s Top 50 Economies by 2050 – Beating Kenya, Qatar, and More
The country’s economic engine is being fueled by multiple forces: vast natural resources, strong agricultural potential, gas and mineral exports, and rapid urbanization.
Why the Digital Economy Is Important?
Digital tools allow Tanzanians to create home-grown tech solutions that solve real problems in agriculture, education, health, or logistics.
The Digital Economy: What is it?
All economic activities that use digital tools to produce, market, sell, or deliver goods and services.
The Digital Economy: What is it?
All economic activities that use digital tools to produce, market, sell, or deliver goods and services.
Simple Tips to Get Started with Stock Market Investment in Tanzania
Before you invest your money, it’s important to understand how the market works.
Stock Market: A Simple Path to Wealth for Tanzanians
Even with a small amount of money, you can start buying shares. Over time, this can grow into millions.
TISEZA as Youth Empowerment
Since TISEZA is the center for Tanzania's National Economic Development Agenda of 2050 to reach $1 trillion by 2050. It must form a youth-friendly policy, invest in infrastructure that supports youth business and investment, ensure skills programs, internships, and provide support to startups, as well as maintain transparent governance so as to build investor confidence and reduce corruption or land disputes.