Tanzania’s audit results for 2024/25 show a high share of unqualified opinions across audited entities. In technical terms, this indicates
Recently, Tanzania’s Finance Minister, Mwigulu Nchemba, pointed to strong growth and innovation in the country’s capital markets, remarks that did
Tax reform is rarely incremental. It is typically political, technical, and consequential all at once. This week, the conversation around
The regulation of buyer power is a growing concern in Tanzania’s competition law framework. Under the Fair Competition Act, 2003,
The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) gazetted new regulations aimed at promoting the growth, integrity, and stability of Shari’ah-compliant finance in
On any given morning in Tanzania, millions of livelihoods unfold outside the reach of traditional labour protections. From market vendors
Tanzania’s 2025/26 budget outlines a deliberate push to strengthen domestic manufacturing through higher excise duties on selected imported goods. The
Digital lending has become one of the most transformative innovations in Tanzania’s financial sector, reshaping access to credit and advancing
Last Friday, Hon. Dr Mwigulu Lameck Nchemba, Minister for Finance, read the TSh 56.49 trillion (approximately USD 22 billion) budget
China announced it will remove customs duties on goods imported from all African countries that have diplomatic relations with it.
By any measure, diaspora remittances have become one of the most consequential financial lifelines for developing economies. Data from the
Recently, the U.S. House Budget Committee proposed to fast-track Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”, which seeks to impose a
In a move that signals both economic pragmatism and a careful recalibration of monetary policy, Tanzania recently (effective March 31,
