Donors to fund bulk of EAC budget
East African Business WeekDonors to fund bulk of EAC budget
East African Business Week
PROGRESS: The tendency of having numerous road blocks long East Africa's main transit routes has substantially reduced due in part to the political will of the regional heads of State. COURTESY PHOTO. ARUSHA, Tanzania - Development partners are to ...
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TheCitizen13 Mar
Donors to release Sh80bn of budget
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TheCitizen05 Apr
Donors give Sh904bn for new budget
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TheCitizen09 Jan
Donors release nearly Sh26bn in budget support
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TheCitizen14 Oct
How will the govt plug budget hole left by donors?
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Corruption ...16 Mar
Restoration of budget support by donors repairs government's anti
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On 11 March, Tanzania's finance minister Saada Mkuya confirmed that the country's development partners will resume their budgetary support programme imminently. Tanzanian president Jakaya Kikwete attends an East Africa Community (EAC) Heads of ...
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TheCitizen19 Mar
EDITORIAL: Yes, we can fund our budget but only if...
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TheCitizen05 May
Where will revenue to fund Sh22.5tr Budget come from?
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IPPmedia17 May
MPs question how govt will fund 22trl budget
IPPmedia
Members of Parliament now wonder how the government will finance the 22 trillion-budget slated for the 2015/2016 financial year. Debating the Prime Minister's Office budget estimates for the 2015/2016 financial year tabled in parliament this week, most ...
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Vijimambo17 Oct
Tanzania May Increase Borrowing to Fund Budget After Aid Cut
Tanzania may borrow more to help finance its budget this year after foreign donors said they will withhold funding because of a corruption scandal, Finance Ministry Permanent Secretary Servacius Likwelile said.
The U.K., Japan, Germany and other development partners including the World Bank announced last week they will keep back about four-fifths of the $558 million pledged for the country’s 2014-15 budget. Foreign loans and grants account for about 15 percent of Tanzania’s...