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In their letter dated June 26th, 2024, High Commissioners and Ambassadors from 10 countries expressed their dissatisfaction with how the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA)…
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If you are reading this in East, Central, North or Southern Africa, you have probably…
The late Magufuli is celebrated and mourned across the East African Community which has also joined hands with Tanzania to remember his legacy—which extended from his fight against corruption and the misuse of public resources to his diplomatic relations, forged across the landscape through several regional communities—where on numerous occasions he had declared that ‘we are unified as one’.
Magufuli was a stern advocate of hard work for economic excellence. His voice on this matter was as strong as his willpower. Throughout his unfinished tenure, he had demonstrated how Tanzania can transform its natural wealth and utilize domestic tax collections to fuel development projects.
As Tanzania mourns the loss of late President John P. Magufuli who passed away on…
President John Magufuli of Tanzania died at the age of 61, as announced by the…
Despite the global economic shocks caused by covid-19, in July 2020 the World Bank Group…
The central bank of Tanzania (BoT) released its monthly economic review on Wednesday 10 2021…
