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Zanzibar's Economic Growth Promising
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The State forecasts that economic growth will accelerate this year, a conducive scenario for envisaged development targets. Presenting development plans for 2014/2015, Dr Mwinyihaji Haji Makame, the Minister for State in the President's Office (Good ...

The World Bank sees Tanzania’s economy maintaining steady growth but it is warning of “clouds on the horizon” that could impede progress and undermine economic stability.

Shein Targets 10 Pc Economic Growth
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Zanzibar — Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Isles presidential candidate, Dr Ali Mohamed Shein, has promised to raise Zanzibar's economic growth from the current 7.2 to 10 per cent in the next five years if re-elected, vowing also to sustain the government ...

The initial estimates for the Tanzania budget for 2015/2016 is about Sh22 trillion. This is an increase of about Sh3 trillion as compared to last year’s budget. When presenting these estimates in April 2015, the Finance minister stipulated that about Sh13 trillion is expected to be raised from various taxes administered by the Tanzania Revenue Authority.

Reports about ‘impressive’ economic growth on the African continent in general and Sub-Sahara Africa in particular are not short in supply.

Tanzania’s stock market is yet to reflect robust growth of the economy. This is contrary to the basic principle that positive economic growth has to be accompanied by increased volume of the stock market.

The CEO Roundtable of Tanzania has criticised proponents of ‘rising African economic growth’, saying they are giving unjustifiable reasons because African countries are still in a marginal position of the global economy.

Tanzania’s economic growth may slightly be affected by the ongoing changes in the world market that influenced the International Monetary Fund to cut the global growth forecast for 2015.