SI KWELI IMF Withdraws Statement on $443.9 Million Disbursement to Tanzania

Baada ya kuitathmini taarifa hii, tumebaini kuwa si ya kweli.
We jamaa bwana.Fanya Fact Check kwanza
 
Frank Wanjiru said:
Mzungu si ndio anaeipa Serikali yako pumzi ya kupumua au unajitoa ufahamu tuu.
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Kwa tunaofuatilia economic trends tunajua kuwa ni KWELI tulipotoka tuliwategemea sana nchi na mashirika wahisani kwa kiasi kikubwa hasa kwenye bajeti za serikali. Lakini over two decades, Serikali ya Tanzania imekuwa ikipunguza utegemezi kwa kiasi kikubwa sana! Yaani kutoka over 80% external budget dependence hadi below 25% external budget dependence! Sijui kama unalijua hilo!
 

Mambo magumu sasa serikali ya Samia inakimbilia kuuza bonds


23 July 2026

Tanzania explores Eurobond sale for $1 billion funding needs​




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US Dollar Tanzanian Shilling-0.38%

Investing.com -- Tanzania is looking at a possible Eurobond sale to help meet its external borrowing requirements of approximately $1 billion, Finance Minister Khamis Mussa Omar said Thursday.

Omar told reporters at a briefing in London that a Eurobond remains "an option on the table" depending on market conditions.

The East African nation plans to use multiple funding sources, including concessional loans and a first-ever Tanzanian shilling-denominated offshore bond. The shilling bond is scheduled to launch Friday at the London Stock Exchange in partnership with the International Finance Corporation, the private-sector lending division of the World Bank Group.

A government advisor at the briefing said any Eurobond would be capped at $500 million
 

23 Julai 2026
London, Uingereza

Tanzania yachunguza namna ya kupiga mnada hati zake za fungani za Eurobond kwa mahitaji ya ufadhili wa dola bilioni 1​

MwandishiJaiveer Shekhawat
Imechapishwa 07/23/2026, 10:35 AM



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Waziri wa Fedha Khamis Mussa Omar alisema Alhamisi kuwa Tanzania inaangalia uwezekano wa kuuza hati fungani zake adimu za Eurobond ili kusaidia kukidhi mahitaji yake ya mikopo wa nje wa takriban dola bilioni 1.

Omar aliwaambia waandishi wa habari katika mkutano mjini London kwamba hati fungani za Eurobond inasalia kuwa ndiyo "chaguo pekee mezani la kuokoa jahazi" kulingana na hali ya soko.

Taifa hilo la Afrika Mashariki linapanga kutumia vyanzo vingi vya ufadhili, ikiwa ni pamoja na mikopo ya masharti nafuu na dhamana ya kwanza kabisa ya nje ya nchi yenye thamani ya shilingi ya Tanzania.

Dhamana ya shilingi ya hati fumgani imepangwa kuzinduliwa Ijumaa tarehe 24 Julai 2026 katika Soko la Hisa la London LSEX kwa kusimamiwa na Shirika la Fedha la Kimataifa, kitengo cha mikopo cha sekta binafsi cha Kundi la Benki ya Dunia.

Mshauri wa serikali katika mkutano huo alisema Eurobond yoyote itawekewa kikomo cha bei ya dola milioni 500
 
HISTORIA YA HATI FUNGANI ZA EUROBOND

Toka Maktaba:

bagamoyo said:
In 2016, Tanzania said it wanted to issue a debut Eurobond to finance infrastructure projects, but it has delayed the process
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6 December 2016
Tanzania yataka ripoti ya kukopesheka (credit rating ) itoke haraka ili iweze kuuza Hati-fungani za Eurobond za thamani ya US$900 million kugharamia miradi mikubwa ya maendeleo ya vitu kama ujenzi wa mpya SGR miundombinu ya reli

6 December 2016

Tanzania aims for debut Eurobond in 2017/18 - ministry​

By Fumbuka Ng’wanakilala

October 31, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya

DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzania aims to issue its first Eurobond in fiscal 2017/18 to fund new infrastructure, the Finance and Planning Ministry said on Thursday, after repeated delays in the launch as it sought a credit rating.

It did not say how much the bond would be worth, but said the government wanted to raise $900 million in the financial year starting July 1 to fund infrastructure projects.

President John Magufuli, a former public works minister, has promised to renew creaking infrastructure with transport links and other projects, and has also led an anti-corruption drive since his election a year ago.

“The funds will be raised through issuance of a Eurobond and other modalities including tapping the syndicated loan and export credit agencies,” the ministry said in a budget document.

The Finance Ministry had said last year it had concluded talks with Fitch Ratings for a sovereign credit rating and also hoped to finalise similar discussions with Moody’s Investors Service, paving the way for a possible debut Eurobond issue.

“It will help them meet their borrowing target to finance their infrastructure plans,” said Bhaswar Mukhopadhya, the resident representative of the International Monetary Fund, referring to the Eurobond plans.

A IMF mission in October recommended the government prioritise financing and procurement for infrastructure spending to sustain growth, he said. The IMF predicts that Tanzania’s economy will grow at 6.9 percent this year.

The ministry’s budget document also said: “The government will continue to maintain good relationship with traditional and new emerging creditors to sustain concessional borrowing as the most preferable source of external funding.”
 

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HISTORIA YA HATI FUNGANI ZA EUROBOND

Toka Maktaba:

bagamoyo said:
In 2016, Tanzania said it wanted to issue a debut Eurobond to finance infrastructure projects, but it has delayed the process
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6 December 2016
Tanzania yataka ripoti ya kukopesheka (credit rating ) itoke haraka ili iweze kuuza Hati-fungani za Eurobond za thamani ya US$900 million kugharamia miradi mikubwa ya maendeleo ya vitu kama ujenzi wa mpya SGR miundombinu ya reli

6 December 2016

Tanzania aims for debut Eurobond in 2017/18 - ministry​

By Fumbuka Ng’wanakilala

October 31, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya

DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzania aims to issue its first Eurobond in fiscal 2017/18 to fund new infrastructure, the Finance and Planning Ministry said on Thursday, after repeated delays in the launch as it sought a credit rating.

It did not say how much the bond would be worth, but said the government wanted to raise $900 million in the financial year starting July 1 to fund infrastructure projects.

President John Magufuli, a former public works minister, has promised to renew creaking infrastructure with transport links and other projects, and has also led an anti-corruption drive since his election a year ago.

“The funds will be raised through issuance of a Eurobond and other modalities including tapping the syndicated loan and export credit agencies,” the ministry said in a budget document.

The Finance Ministry had said last year it had concluded talks with Fitch Ratings for a sovereign credit rating and also hoped to finalise similar discussions with Moody’s Investors Service, paving the way for a possible debut Eurobond issue.

“It will help them meet their borrowing target to finance their infrastructure plans,” said Bhaswar Mukhopadhya, the resident representative of the International Monetary Fund, referring to the Eurobond plans.

A IMF mission in October recommended the government prioritise financing and procurement for infrastructure spending to sustain growth, he said. The IMF predicts that Tanzania’s economy will grow at 6.9 percent this year.

The ministry’s budget document also said: “The government will continue to maintain good relationship with traditional and new emerging creditors to sustain concessional borrowing as the most preferable source of external funding.”
 
Bagamoyo said:
A IMF mission in October recommended the government prioritise financing and procurement for infrastructure spending to sustain growth, he said. The IMF predicts that Tanzania’s economy will grow at 6.9 percent this year.
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24 October 2014

Warning over Eurobond borrowing spree in Africa

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LWs-WJwBQvIThe IMF warns African countries about a Eurobond borrowing spree. But what are the risks and are there better ways to raise capital?
Source : eNCA

2014
IMF urges caution in Africa's Eurobond borrowing spree
By Fumbuka Ng'wanakilala

October 21, 201411:56 AM GMT+1Updated October 21, 2014


DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned African countries against rushing to issue Eurobonds, saying they may face exchange rate risks and problems repaying debts.

African governments facing falling levels of foreign aid are on a borrowing spree to pay for new roads, power stations and other infrastructure, prompting concern from many analysts that this could raise debt levels and undermine growth.

"It comes with some risks," the director of the IMF's African Department, Antoinette Sayeh, told Reuters in an interview on Monday.

"Whereas what it costs the countries to issue these bonds can often look lower than what they would pay on domestic borrowing ... the real cost in the final analysis will also depend on the evolution of exchange rates in the course of the life of the bond issuance."


In 2007, Ghana became the first African beneficiary of debt relief to tap international capital markets, issuing a $750 million (464.28 million pounds) 10-year Eurobond. Since then, previously debt-burdened countries such as Senegal, Nigeria, Zambia and Rwanda have all joined in.


"In the last two years we've seen new issuers - Kenya issuing the largest amount of sovereign bond this year and Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast), as well also having issued this year and then Rwanda last year," said Sayeh.

"In 2014 alone we've seen some $7 billion (4.33 billion pounds) already in sovereign bond issues, which is a record high for the region," she added.

Tanzania is in the process of securing credit rating and plans to issue a debut Eurobond worth up to $1 billion in fiscal year 2014/15. Ethiopia aims to make its first foray into the international bond markets by January, while Rwanda is planning another sovereign bond.

Sayeh said foreign investors were interested in sub-Saharan Africa's "good economic prospects" and "sound macro-economic policies".

“The increased possibility of issuing bonds for sub-Saharan African countries comes from the fact of lower returns on the global markets,” she said.

But local investors remained the biggest source of financing for African infrastructure projects, and there was "more room for private investments in infrastructure," she added.

The IMF said on Oct. 7 , 2014 it expects sub-Saharan Africa's economy to grow by 5 percent this year and accelerate to 5.8 percent in 2015 on infrastructure investments.

Editing by James Macharia and Andrew Heavens
 
Great news

Tunatafuta own solutions na Sio handouts za kipuuzi

IMF is designed to make us dependent fo white people

Enzi za jakaya tulikua hadi lotion tunataka wafadhili watupe

I believe by 2030, bajeti yetu itakua over 90% tunajitegemea
 
Hata wakitoa hakuna hasara maana ni kwamba wakiongeza tuu WiGo wa kukopa lakini haikuwa Mkopo tayari.

Kwa Nchi ilipofikia haiwezi kutishiwa na yeyote kiuchumi labda kijeshi.

Pia Kuna pesa nyingi sana mitaani Serikali haikusanyi au watu wanakwepa Kodi kuanzia mdogo Hadi mkubwa so tukibanana humu humu pesa ni nyingi sana.

Mwisho Kwa Nchi kama hii ambayo Watalii wanamwagika,migodi inafunguliwa Kila Leo,Kilimo stable na uwekezaji unamiminika mikopo sio lazima Bali matumizi sahihi ya Rasilimali ndio yanatakiwa.

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Sizitaki mbichi hizi. IMF ilipotangaza mkopo ulikesha bar ukishangilia leo wamesitisha unajifanya za nini.

 
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