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Tanzania imposes high corporate tax rates in Africa
The Economic Research Center, places Tanzania and Kenya, among the top 10 African countries with the highest corporate tax rates.
Why don’t African airlines speak the same language?
President Samia Suluhu wonders why People travelling from one African country to another are forced to go thousands of miles out of their way and transfer through Asia, the Middle East or Europe.
A Secret Brewery plant discovered in the middle of the Kenya-Tanzania borderline, producing illicit liquor
Operating right at the center of No Man's land, the racketeers managed to escape arms of the law from both Kenya and Tanzania for over two years.
Bank equips petty traders with QR codes for digital transactions
Bank has also distributed Points of Sales devices to other business outlets such as retail shops, supermarkets, wholesale stores, hotels, restaurants and gas stations.
Hansel and Gretel? Tanzania Forests yield two million metric tons of timber exports
Tanzania ships abroad processed forestry products like the Engineered Wood Products, including plywood, marine boards and laminated boards.
Bank of India to establish branch in Arusha City
High Commissioner of India in Tanzania Binaya Pardhan revealed that the trade between Mumbai and Dar-Es-salaam has reached USD 6.4 billion as of 2023.
Tanzanians to keep their jobs even as government shuts down white elephant state corporations
Head of State, Samia Suluhu Hassan points out that her government pumps more than USD 30 billion to fund a number of public enterprises yet many of them remain non-productive burdens to the country.
NMB Bank pays 45.5 billion dividends to State coffers Earning Presidential award for great performance
According to the head of state, the government has invested over 73 trillion/- in the public enterprises and other state-run institutions and it was their expectation that the funds should yield massive returns in profits.
Economic growth risks remain moderate in Tanzania
However, despite wars and pandemics, the domestic economy remains stable, with recent growth in Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar ranging from 4.7 percent to 5.4 percent.
More than 1000 houses for public servants to be constructed across the country this fiscal year
During the second phase, the company will also invest 11 billion/- in constructing a total of 90 residential building at Mikocheni in Dar-es-salaam.