How Tanzania Slid From Africa’s Top Eight Economies to 12th, and What It Will Take to Catch Up
Tanzania was roughly Africa’s eighth largest economy in 1980 and was larger than Kenya, Ethiopia a...
Tanzania was roughly Africa’s eighth largest economy in 1980 and was larger than Kenya, Ethiopia a...
The World Bank’s latest Tanzania Economic Update highlights ten major issues shaping the country�...
Nominal GDP overstates economies with strong currencies and understates those with large domestic ou...
The IMF's 2026 growth projections for Africa contain a finding that challenges one of the oldest ass...
Tanzania’s informal sector generated TZS 88.1 trillion in value added in 2025, equivalent to 36.3 ...
The IMF expects Tanzania’s economy to grow by 6.0 percent in 2026 before easing to 5.9 percent in ...
Zimbabwe’s economy is growing again after decades of monetary instability, debt default and intern...
Zanzibar earned $1.78 billion from services in the year ending August 2026 while importing $839 mill...
Tanzania is accelerating its transition towards a paperless economy through the Electronic Transacti...
Tanzania has averaged 5.7% economic growth for two decades and is projected to grow 6.1% in 2026. Ye...
The average Tanzanian firm now invests only 11% of what it did a decade ago, according to the World ...
Tanzania is projected to grow 6.1% in 2026, yet nearly 69% of working age Tanzanians are already emp...