Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi
Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi
Nchi zetu za Africa zinahitaji MANUFACTURING.
Siyo TECH CITIES with GATED Communities.
Geza Ulole
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kwa mambo yanavyoenda sioni ujenzi wa SGR Naivasha Malaba ukianza in foreseeable future! walitakiwa watenge hata budget ya $200 mln for SGR!
Geza Ulole
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elimu yako ikoje? Hivi unafahamu nn kuhusu ICT incubation centers? Au manufacturing inawezekanaje bila ICT? Nilikuwa nakuheshimu ila naanza kukudharau! Hii page unayotumia hapa au Mpesa unayotumia ni mtu alikaa akatengeneza haya maneno kupitia apps! Tech industries is way more important than u can imagine! Wacha ufala kama hujui kitu funga mdomo!
mwenzio alipata $25mln kwa kutengeneza app ya Kopagas!
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Kenya iliingia kwenye MTEGO mbaya sana wa DEVOLUTION..
Kila Mwanasiasa anashindana KUPIGA.
- Wabunge
- Senators
- Governors
- MCAs
Ndjo maana wana mapato makubwa ila yanaishia KULA tu.
Sijui kama unaelewa.
Nchi zetu bado zinahitaji industrial revolution.
Huwezi kuondoa Machinga na bodaboda mitaani kwa tech cities, na kupambana na tatizo la ajira kwa tech cities.
Teknolojia ni muhimu, ila KUNA VIPAUMBELE.
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Exports In the year ending February 2024, exports of goods and services rose by 14.7%, reaching USD 14,274 million compared with the level recorded in the corresponding period in 2023.
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Tanzania’s External Sector Strengthens on Export and Tourism Recovery
April 10, 2025
In the year ending February 2025, Tanzania’s external sector showed remarkable improvement, with the current account deficit narrowing to USD 2.81 billion from USD 4.43 billion in the previous year. This positive shift was driven by a rise in total exports to USD 14.29 billion, up from USD 12.23 billion, supported by increased earnings from […]
In the year ending February 2025, Tanzania’s external sector showed remarkable improvement, with the current account deficit narrowing to USD 2.81 billion from USD 4.43 billion in the previous year. This positive shift was driven by a rise in total exports to USD 14.29 billion, up from USD 12.23 billion, supported by increased earnings from gold (USD 2.87 billion) and traditional exports like cashew nuts and coffee. Tourism earnings surged to USD 3.25 billion following 1.8 million international arrivals, marking a 33.6% rise. Meanwhile, the balance of payments deficit declined significantly to USD 58.6 million, signaling enhanced resilience in Tanzania’s foreign exchange position.
Tanzania’s External Sector Performance – February 2025
🔸 1. Current Account- The current account deficit narrowed to USD 2.81 billion for the year ending February 2025, down from USD 4.43 billion in February 2024.
- This improvement is attributed to increased export earnings, particularly from services like tourism and traditional exports.
- Total exports amounted to USD 14.29 billion, up from USD 12.23 billion in the previous year.
- Goods exports:
- USD 8.22 billion (↑ 4.3%)
- Gold remained dominant at USD 2.87 billion
- Traditional exports surged by 46.5%, led by:
- Cashew nuts: USD 426.2 million
- Coffee: USD 282.4 million
- Cotton: USD 152.9 million
- Services exports:
- USD 6.07 billion (↑ 36.3%)
- Mainly driven by tourism and transport services
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Tanzania’s External Sector Strengthens on Export and Tourism Recovery - TICGL | Tanzania Investment and Consultant Group Ltd
In the year ending February 2025, Tanzania’s external sector showed remarkable improvement, with the current account deficit narrowing to USD 2.81 billion from USD 4.43 billion in the previous year. This positive shift was driven by a rise in total exports to USD 14.29 billion, up from USD 12.23...
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Mpaka leo bado wanatumia tractor aisee..
Sipingani na uwepo wa startups, ila lazima kama nchi iwe na vipaumbele.
Ni aibu, Africa kuendelea kuwa source ya malighafi
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JKIA hainyeshi!!!????
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Unaumwa wewe! Binti wa Dos Santos ni billionaire serikali ya Angola inajaribu kurudisha petrofollars stolen under Dos Santos n Dos Santos buddies!
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Kenya.exports
This growth was largely driven by a 77.3% increase in re-exports, including kerosene-type jet fuel to neighbouring countries. The EAC remains the primary destination for these exports, with intra-EAC trade steadily growing and contributing significantly to Kenya’s export earnings.
EAC a lifeline in Kenya’s exports – 2025 Economic Survey
Kenya’s exports continue to depend heavily on the East African Community (EAC) as a key market, according to the 2025 Kenya Economic Survey.
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Yote hayo ya Nini mkuu, only a vibrant manufacturing industry yote hayo yanakuja yenyewe.
Serikali ikiwa serious kwenye uwekezaji kwenye viwanda mji utawaka tu tena it will be sustainable.
Kuna kitu Hawa viongozi wetu sidhani kama wanaelewa,
Huwezi endesha uchumi wa watu Milioni 70+ without a sustaining manufacturing industry.
Tutazidi Kuona more and more bajaji + Bodaboda plagues kwenye miji yetu and that's not a surprise, we don't have a Manufacturing industry ku absorb vijana wengi ambao wengi wanatemwa na vyuo Kila mwaka na hakuna kwa kwenda.
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Exports In the year ending February 2024, exports of goods and services rose by 14.7%, reaching USD 14,274 million compared with the level recorded in the corresponding period in 2023.
Read more at: Tanzania Exports Up by 14.7% in The Year Ending February 2024, Tourism Receipts Up by 28.5% and follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TanzaniaInvest Facebook: TanzaniaInvest LinkedIn: TanzaniaInvest | LinkedIn Instagram: Login • Instagram
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Tanzania’s External Sector Strengthens on Export and Tourism Recovery
April 10, 2025
In the year ending February 2025, Tanzania’s external sector showed remarkable improvement, with the current account deficit narrowing to USD 2.81 billion from USD 4.43 billion in the previous year. This positive shift was driven by a rise in total exports to USD 14.29 billion, up from USD 12.23 billion, supported by increased earnings from […]
In the year ending February 2025, Tanzania’s external sector showed remarkable improvement, with the current account deficit narrowing to USD 2.81 billion from USD 4.43 billion in the previous year. This positive shift was driven by a rise in total exports to USD 14.29 billion, up from USD 12.23 billion, supported by increased earnings from gold (USD 2.87 billion) and traditional exports like cashew nuts and coffee. Tourism earnings surged to USD 3.25 billion following 1.8 million international arrivals, marking a 33.6% rise. Meanwhile, the balance of payments deficit declined significantly to USD 58.6 million, signaling enhanced resilience in Tanzania’s foreign exchange position.
Tanzania’s External Sector Performance – February 2025
🔸 1. Current Account
🔹 2. Exports of Goods and Services
- The current account deficit narrowed to USD 2.81 billion for the year ending February 2025, down from USD 4.43 billion in February 2024.
- This improvement is attributed to increased export earnings, particularly from services like tourism and traditional exports.
Breakdown:
- Total exports amounted to USD 14.29 billion, up from USD 12.23 billion in the previous year.
- Goods exports:
- USD 8.22 billion (↑ 4.3%)
- Gold remained dominant at USD 2.87 billion
- Traditional exports surged by 46.5%, led by:
- Cashew nuts: USD 426.2 million
- Coffee: USD 282.4 million
- Cotton: USD 152.9 million
- Services exports:
- USD 6.07 billion (↑ 36.3%)
- Mainly driven by tourism and transport services
Tanzania’s External Sector Strengthens on Export and Tourism Recovery - TICGL | Tanzania Investment and Consultant Group Ltd
In the year ending February 2025, Tanzania’s external sector showed remarkable improvement, with the current account deficit narrowing to USD 2.81 billion from USD 4.43 billion in the previous year. This positive shift was driven by a rise in total exports to USD 14.29 billion, up from USD 12.23...
Tanzania's 2024 Trade $7.06 Billion Exports, $12.05 Billion Imports, $4.99 Billion Deficit - TICGL | Tanzania Investment and Consultant Group Ltd
In 2024, Tanzania’s trade profile reflects its position as a developing economy reliant on primary commodity exports and significant imports of energy and capital goods. With total exports valued at $7.06 billion and imports at $12.05 billion, the country recorded a trade deficit of $4.99...
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Taarifaa ipo kwa website ya bank of tanzaniaTanzania's 2024 Trade $7.06 Billion Exports, $12.05 Billion Imports, $4.99 Billion Deficit - TICGL | Tanzania Investment and Consultant Group Ltd
In 2024, Tanzania’s trade profile reflects its position as a developing economy reliant on primary commodity exports and significant imports of energy and capital goods. With total exports valued at $7.06 billion and imports at $12.05 billion, the country recorded a trade deficit of $4.99...
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Yaan pamoja na kuwa na gdp kubwa export ni nusu ya tanzania
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Mgagaa na Upwa
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East congo to rusumo border hadi mwanza wakala twiga mwenda pole to dizonga
That's data for both goods and services. We were discussing about goods and manufactured goods to be precise, lakini kama kawaida yako kurukia vitu bila kuelewa. Tuliza kiherehere oyaaaa.
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Manufacturing base ya Tanzania ni pwani na dar es salaam kwa sababu kubwa ya uwepo wa bomba la gas kwa karibu
Dodoma kuwa zone ya manufcturing inawezekana lakini sioni kama kuna upcoming projects
Na wakati tunawaza manufacturing lazima tuwaze na tech , it and ai Tz tuko nyuma kwa hilo