US agency predicts 7.3pc GDP growth

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Tanzania Q2 2014 yr/yr GDP growth slows to 6.9 pct
Reuters Africa
DAR ES SALAAM Oct 3 (Reuters) - Tanzania's economic growth slowed to 6.9 percent in the second quarter of 2014 versus a revised 7.6 percent expansion in the same period a year ago, data showed on Friday. The state-run National Bureau of Statistics ...
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Tanzania: Tanzania set to maintain above 7 per cent GDP growth in 2015
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Tanzania's economy continued to register strong macro-economic performance in 2014 with increased receipts from exported goods and services, President Jakaya Kikwete said in Dar es Salaam on Friday. Addressing heads of diplomatic missions and ...
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Mwanza Region has yet to effectively use Lake Victoria waters for irrigation purposes. Only 3 per cent of land is under irrigation.

Petrol consumers will save Sh82 from every litre as the regulator cuts the price by 3.91 per cent starting today.

>The government has admitted that the contribution of the mineral sector to the national economy was still minimal and that mineral smuggling was still a major problem despite efforts to try and end it.

A 57 per cent growth in the total value of all goods and services produced in the country in a year (Gross Domestic Product – GDP) helped Mwanza to retain its position as the second most important region in terms of economic strength in 2014, it has been learnt.

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Dar GDP to increase after rebasing
The Standard Digital News
Dar es Salaam; Tanzania: Tanzania will update the base year it uses to calculate economic output to 2007 from 2001, the statistics office said, in a move that is expected to produce a higher estimate for gross domestic product. Tanzania follows in the footsteps ...
Tanzania Q2 2014 yr/yr GDP growth slows to 6.9 pctReuters Africa
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The cost of conflict has reached a record $14.3tn, more than 13% of world GDP, a report by the Institute for Economics and Peace says.

Child under nutrition caused by hunger is causing an estimated loss of between 1.9 per cent and 16.5 per cent of gross domestic products (GDP) among African countries as costs to health and productivity per year, a new study shows.