FISCAL POLICY
How Government Investment in Youth Can Help Reduce Tanzania’s Debt Burden
Tanzania’s Youth (under 35 years) make up over 65% of the total population, according to NBS (Nati...
FISCAL POLICY
Why Tanzania and Africa Must Choose Long-Term Economic Independence Over Strategic Dependence
Europe’s confrontation with the United States over Greenland reveals an uncomfortable truth. Align...
FISCAL POLICY
Subsidies Under Pressure: Safety Net or Fiscal Trap?
The challenge arises when subsidies shift from temporary relief to permanent expenditure. Recurrent ...
FISCAL POLICY
Why Domestic Revenue Matters More Than Aid
When a state knows what it can reliably collect, it can commit to multi-year investments in health s...
FISCAL POLICY
Fiscal Discipline or Public Spending Expansion, Which Path Is Tanzania Taking?
Public debt sits at the center of the debate. Borrowing for productive, high-return investments can ...
FISCAL POLICY
Why Central Bank Policies Matter in Tanzanian Economy
For investors, businesses, and Tanzanians alike, understanding these policies is vital for navigatin...
FISCAL POLICY
The Stability Paradox: Why Tanzania’s Economy Is Solid but Its Markets Still Shallow
Tanzania has achieved what most of East Africa hasn’t—true economic stability. But its markets r...
FISCAL POLICY
Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and the EAC: Who’s Winning East Africa’s Financial Openness Race?
East Africa’s financial markets are diverging fast. Kenya is betting on innovation, Uganda on refo...
FISCAL POLICY
Foreign Aid and Tanzania’s Growth Dilemma: A Double-Edged Lifeline
Tanzania’s economy thrives on over $3 billion in annual foreign aid, fueling infrastructure, healt...