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The World Bank has approved 550 million U.S. dollars in financing for Tanzania to support two strategic projects in education and social protection, Tanzania's Ministry of Finance said in a statement ...
News Tanzania » Dar es Salaam » Finance: CEOs cautious as global shocks test Tanzania’s growth outlook
Dar es Salaam. Tanzanian chief executives are maintaining a cautiously optimistic outlook while tightening risk controls and recalibrating investment strategies in response to mounting global ...
News Tanzania » Dar es Salaam » Finance: Tanzania instructs financial institutions to develop services for economic sectors
THE Tanzanian government, through the Ministry of Finance, has directed financial institutions and service providers in the country to design and develop financial products and services that align ...
News Tanzania » Dar es Salaam » Finance: WB okays 1.4tri/- for Tanzania
Funds expected to boost education, uplift poor households DAR ES SALAAM: THE World Bank, through its Board of Directors, has approved 550 million US dollars (over 1.4tri/-) for Tanzania to implement ...
News Tanzania » Dar es Salaam » Finance: Tanzania’s market regulator is making a bigger East African play
In many African markets, the conversation about capital markets still tends to begin with liquidity, listings and the search for deeper pools of long-term finance. Tanzania’s Capital Markets and ...
News Tanzania » Dar es Salaam » Finance: Tanzania urges African countries to adopt resilient economic strategies amid global crises
DAR ES SALAAM, April 3 (Xinhua) -- Tanzanian Minister of Finance Khamis Mussa Omar on Friday urged African countries to adopt a unified and forward-looking approach to strengthen economic resilience ...
News Tanzania » Dar es Salaam » Finance: Market Cap Expands By 2.9pc to 34tri/-
THE Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) recorded a softer trading week during the period ended April 10, 2026, with overall market turnover declining by 36.9 per cent to 13.88bn/- from 21.99bn/- in the ...