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Hii ndio sababu kubwa ya Tanzania kukosa mahusiano mazuri na Kenya
Hii ndio sababu kubwa ya Tanzania kukosa mahusiano mazuri na Kenya
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chongchung
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Who told you, imagine this was 2017, now it's 3 $B
The industrialisation drive, which is targeting to transform Tanzania to middle income country by 2025, has continued to bear fruit by cutting the country’s imports and increasing exports to other members of the South African Development Community (Sadc).
The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) economic and operations annual report for the year 2017/18 ending June 2018 shows that Tanzania continued to be a net exporter to others, with a trade surplus of $445.5 million in 2017, up from $397.2 million in 2016.
This means that Tanzania will in future become the main source of products that have high demand in Sadc countries which include cement, cigarettes, ceramics, soap, fruit juices and wheat flour. The major exports to the Sadc region during the period were gold, cigarettes, wheat flour, juice, ceramic, fish, glass, cement, soap, footwear and bricks.
Specifically, the BoT report indicates that Tanzania recorded a trade surplus with South Africa, DRC, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Angola and Botswana. The trade surplus is a result of decreased imports, mainly from South Africa.
Major Tanzania imports from Sadc, according to the report, were motor vehicles, maize seeds, gas, iron sheet, lubricants, beer, apples and sugar, of which most are originated from South Africa, Zambia, Mauritius and Malawi.
The report has revealed that South Africa remained the major trading partner of Tanzania accounting for 70.9 per cent of the total Tanzania’s intra-Sadc trade.
In 2017, Tanzania’s exports to South Africa increased by 10.7 per cent to $699.8 million from $631.3 million in 2016, while imports declined by 12.1 per cent to $415.2 million in 2017 from $472.2 million recorded in 2016.
DRC is Tanzania’s second intra-Sadc trade partner with export value amounting to $153.6 million in 2017, lower than $291 million in 2016. However, the share of Tanzania’s exports to DRC declined to 15.2 per cent in 2017 compared with 28.8 per cent in 2016.
Despite the growth of Tanzania’s trade surplus in 2017, the country’s regional intra-trade, decreased in 2017. The BoT report shows that the country’s total intra-Sadc trade declined by 3.5 per cent to $1,571.5 million in 2017 from $1,628.2 million in 2016 with Tanzania recording a trade deficit with Zambia, Madagascar, Mauritius, Namibia, Swaziland, Seychelles and Lesotho due to low exports.
The Sadc national contact point at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, Ms Agnes Richard Kayola, said she was not in the position to comment.
“We have just seen the report and we will have to look at it for analysis,” she said.
However, according to a report titled regional economic development in Sadc: taking stock and looking ahead, published by the regional secretariat in August last year, Sadc trade is low, standing at 25 per cent of potential due to a lack of industrialisation within the region
The low levels of intra-Sadc trade are said to be due to the lack of diversification of exports, which predominantly centre on minerals, fuels and agricultural produce.
SADC region with a combined population of 370 million people and a GDP of $607 billion provides huge potential for investment that could translate to socioeconomic development. The Sadc executive secretary, Dr Stergomena Tax, was quoted in the report saying Sadc is in the process of developing a Plan of Action that will lead to the establishment of a regional business council, which will strengthen Sadc’s private sector engagement.
Source: The Citizen
Tony254
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Hahaha eti lazies are first class citizens in SA? Punguza bangi kijana. First class citizens in SA ni Wazungu wa SA. Second class ni Wahindi. Third class ni black middleclass ya SA. Fourth class ni the poor black citizens of SA. Fifth class ndio hao immigrants kutoka Zimbabwe na Tanzania na ndio maana huwa wanapigwa kama mbwa koko na kuchomwa moto maana wanadharauliwa huko.
Tz boy 4tino
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Haha, Kenyans are not even in the top 20 ya WaAfrika wengi ambao wanaishi SA . In simple words , an average South African has never meet or seen a Kenyan in his life. Ni wa Zimbabwe, Mozambique na Nigeria ndiyo wapo wengi in SA zaidi ya Tz. Kenyans are irrelevant in SA
NairobiWalker
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Let's speak with facts. Shida yenu ni Nyerererism - kujiaminisha vitu mnavyotaka kusikia :-
NairobiWalker
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You are not bragging yet you are here bragging. There are more Kenyans in SA doing those things at a higher level than Tanzanians yet we see no big deal with it. It's only you bongolalas that celebrate mediocrity. 🚮🚮
chongchung
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LOL I lived in SA for some years, I didn't even see a Kenyan by a surprise 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Most SAns don't know Kenya, watch your YouTuber girl calling herself tigress, SAns are denying Kenyans mercilessly way Malawians did 😂😂😂😂😂
Fake soothing scripts like GDP are your top notch addiction sadly!
Tony254
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Tanzanians are drug lords in SA. Kazi yenu ni kuuza bangi huko.
chongchung
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Idiot, surely we're first class and most loved brothers in SA, I have tons of friends from SA and always talk so gently about Tanzania and Tanzanians, I can bring loads of proof if you do care!
SAns were thoroughly disappointed by any tragedy happened to us, they were always verbal on social networks to defend Tanzania on whatsoever propaganda while Kenyans are our permanent foe and depression on social networks
Take a look the whole commentary section took over by SAns to defend Tanzania on this propaganda machinery, you will never anything close to this from any African country
NairobiWalker
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So because you didn't see them means they are not there? When they didn't see you does it mean you were not there? Saa zingine mnatumianga matako badala ya akili. 🤣🤣🤣
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Tanzania’s ‘mules’ ply Jozi streets
Tanzania is a transit point for drugs, the United Nations says, and South Africa is a prominent destination.
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Relevant we see
NairobiWalker
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Ona gazeti la SA vile linawaponda na mko hapa mnajipendekeza kwao. I guess that Vodloza guy is a Tanzanian posing as a South African. 🤣🤣🤣
chongchung
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If we were so then SAns would have been on our necks and spewing shit on us but the fact that SAns are so close to us speaks otherwise
chongchung
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Open the comments and see for yourself how SAns overreacted on that piece of toilet paper, SAns know Tanzania more than you they are following closely everything happening
chongchung
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Trust me Kenyans in SA are handful, you can't enter to SA like USA and rivaling with Tanzania entering SA like Kigoma, fool use your commonsense sometimes
chongchung
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LOL yet you getting jealous on our brotherhood bloodbond relationship with SA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
NairobiWalker
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Kenya's passport is still way stronger than Tanzania's. Kenyansbstill make more money in SA and from SA than Tanzanians. Endeleeni kujipendekeza watu wakifanya biashara.
chongchung
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Your fellow Kenyan confirm 🥺🥺🥺
Did you just say making money in SA than Tanzania?
chongchung
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Read this article before you ashaming yourself, 30% of Tanzania imported cars are coming directly from SA FYI
The industrialisation drive, which is targeting to transform Tanzania to middle income country by 2025, has continued to bear fruit by cutting the country’s imports and increasing exports to other members of the South African Development Community (Sadc).
The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) economic and operations annual report for the year 2017/18 ending June 2018 shows that Tanzania continued to be a net exporter to others, with a trade surplus of $445.5 million in 2017, up from $397.2 million in 2016.
This means that Tanzania will in future become the main source of products that have high demand in Sadc countries which include cement, cigarettes, ceramics, soap, fruit juices and wheat flour. The major exports to the Sadc region during the period were gold, cigarettes, wheat flour, juice, ceramic, fish, glass, cement, soap, footwear and bricks.
Specifically, the BoT report indicates that Tanzania recorded a trade surplus with South Africa, DRC, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Angola and Botswana. The trade surplus is a result of decreased imports, mainly from South Africa.
Major Tanzania imports from Sadc, according to the report, were motor vehicles, maize seeds, gas, iron sheet, lubricants, beer, apples and sugar, of which most are originated from South Africa, Zambia, Mauritius and Malawi.
The report has revealed that South Africa remained the major trading partner of Tanzania accounting for 70.9 per cent of the total Tanzania’s intra-Sadc trade.
In 2017, Tanzania’s exports to South Africa increased by 10.7 per cent to $699.8 million from $631.3 million in 2016, while imports declined by 12.1 per cent to $415.2 million in 2017 from $472.2 million recorded in 2016.
DRC is Tanzania’s second intra-Sadc trade partner with export value amounting to $153.6 million in 2017, lower than $291 million in 2016. However, the share of Tanzania’s exports to DRC declined to 15.2 per cent in 2017 compared with 28.8 per cent in 2016.
Despite the growth of Tanzania’s trade surplus in 2017, the country’s regional intra-trade, decreased in 2017. The BoT report shows that the country’s total intra-Sadc trade declined by 3.5 per cent to $1,571.5 million in 2017 from $1,628.2 million in 2016 with Tanzania recording a trade deficit with Zambia, Madagascar, Mauritius, Namibia, Swaziland, Seychelles and Lesotho due to low exports.
The Sadc national contact point at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, Ms Agnes Richard Kayola, said she was not in the position to comment.
“We have just seen the report and we will have to look at it for analysis,” she said.
However, according to a report titled regional economic development in Sadc: taking stock and looking ahead, published by the regional secretariat in August last year, Sadc trade is low, standing at 25 per cent of potential due to a lack of industrialisation within the region
The low levels of intra-Sadc trade are said to be due to the lack of diversification of exports, which predominantly centre on minerals, fuels and agricultural produce.
SADC region with a combined population of 370 million people and a GDP of $607 billion provides huge potential for investment that could translate to socioeconomic development. The Sadc executive secretary, Dr Stergomena Tax, was quoted in the report saying Sadc is in the process of developing a Plan of Action that will lead to the establishment of a regional business council, which will strengthen Sadc’s private sector engagement.
Source: The Citizen
Tony254
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Do you agree that white people are the real first class citizens of SA. Mbona umekataa kuadress hio issue?