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Five Tanzanians are among top 100 Africans recognized by Paris-based Institut Choiseul as young economic leaders for tomorrow.

Five Tanzanians have featured in the top 100 Africans recognised by Paris-based Institut Choiseul as young economic leaders for tomorrow.

Chief Executive Officer, MeTL Group, Hon. Mohammed Dewji.

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Helping people engage in financial services is a crucial element in the long term efforts to reduce poverty in Tanzania.

Tanzania has performed poorly in a new governance survey, thanks to the country’s reluctance to embark on sustainable and inclusive economic growth initiatives and low marks in the safety and rule of law categories.