Daudi Mchambuzi
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Itabidi mlipe mishahara na posho ya mapolisi.
Itabidi mlipe mishahara na posho ya mapolisi.Watapelekewa chadema kama ruzuku
Unapoomba relief sio lazima upate unachoomba. Wamejikuna pale wanapoweza hilo ndio kwangu mimi naona ni la msingi. Hata kama una shida unapokwenda kuomba msaada wa dharura chochote unachopata unashukuru. wangeweza kabisa kusema hatukupi na hilo lingekuwa sawa vile vile. Hiyo relief itasaidia kwa njia moja au nyingine. Wewe ulitaka watoe ngapi? Soma hiyo taarifa kwanza uielewe wacha kukurupuka.
Kama inavyojieleza hapo
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IMF Executive Board Approves $14.3 Million Debt Relief to the United Republic of Tanzania Under the Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust
Washington, DC - The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today approved a grant under the IMF’s Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust (CCRT) to cover Tanzania’s debt service falling due to the IMF from today to October 13, 2020, the equivalent of US$14.3 million. Additional relief covering the period from October 14, 2020 to April 13, 2022 will be granted subject to the availability of resources in the CCRT, potentially bringing total relief on debt service to the equivalent of about US$25.7 million. The debt service relief will contribute to alleviate Tanzania’s balance of payment needs stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
- The IMF Executive Board approved debt relief under the Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust to provide US$14.3 million over the next 4 months, and potentially up to US$25.7 million over the next 23 months.
- IMF debt service relief will help free up resources for public sector health needs and other emergency spending, as well as mitigate the balance of payments shock resulting from the pandemic.
- Given the risks ahead, it would be important to ensure close cooperation with multilateral organizations and donors and ensure sufficient budget allocations on health and other priority spending.
The pandemic has weakened near-term macroeconomic prospects for Tanzania. The country is facing a drastic reduction in tourism receipts, budget pressures, and a projected deceleration of GDP growth from over 6 percent to 4 percent in the current fiscal year and to 2.8 percent in the upcoming fiscal year (the fiscal year ends in June).
Following the Executive Board’s discussion, Mr. Tao Zhang, Deputy Managing Director and Chair, issued the following statement:
“The COVID-19 pandemic is having an adverse economic impact on Tanzania, creating exceptional fiscal and balance of payments needs. The authorities have implemented containment measures and avoided an economic lockdown. They remain vigilant to the risk of spiraling infections and uncertainty surrounding the pandemic.
“The IMF’s debt service relief under the Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust will free up public resources to help address the pandemic. The authorities are committed to using the additional resources for their intended purposes and in a transparent manner, including through ex-post audits of COVID-related spending. To deal with the remaining risks, it will be important to safeguard appropriate funding for health and other priority social spending in the FY2020/21 budget, as well as ensure close cooperation with the World Health Organization, multilateral agencies, and donors.
“Looking ahead, structural reforms remain crucial to support a robust economic recovery. The focus includes addressing arrears on VAT refunds and government expenditures, enhancing human capital and the business environment, and improving the affordability of bank credit.
Source: IMF Executive Board Approves $14.3 Million Debt Relief to the United Republic of Tanzania Under the Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust
Its a partial forgiveness of debts to IMF.
Hivyo IMF wamemsikiliza raisi Magufuli na wamekubaliana na hoja yake kuhusu IMF kusamehe madeni kwa nchi inazozidai khasa wakati huu wa COVID-19.
Hivyo katika deni tunalodaiwa tumesamehewa hizo dola milioni 14.3 ambazo zinakuwa pumped back to bongoland Tanzania.
Hivyo deni letu IMF limepunguzwa kwa dola milioni 14.3.
Kitita hicho chatosha kabisa kuendeleza gurudumu la maendeleo.
Hongera sana Mr President.
Hapa Kazi Tu.
Yaani ni kama vile jamaa hataki kukusaidia... Unashida ya shilling 1000 anakupa Mia. Hapo jibu unalo mwenyewe.
Kwani hiyo ni Usd au Tzsh?Yaani ni kama vile jamaa hataki kukusaidia... Unashida ya shilling 1000 anakupa Mia. Hapo jibu unalo mwenyewe.
Imekwisha hiyo.Naona mmekopeshwa na development partner
Baniani mbaya....Imekwisha hiyo.
Ni kilio leo hapo ufipa.Baniani mbaya....
Kama inavyojieleza hapo
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IMF Executive Board Approves $14.3 Million Debt Relief to the United Republic of Tanzania Under the Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust
Washington, DC - The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today approved a grant under the IMF’s Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust (CCRT) to cover Tanzania’s debt service falling due to the IMF from today to October 13, 2020, the equivalent of US$14.3 million. Additional relief covering the period from October 14, 2020 to April 13, 2022 will be granted subject to the availability of resources in the CCRT, potentially bringing total relief on debt service to the equivalent of about US$25.7 million. The debt service relief will contribute to alleviate Tanzania’s balance of payment needs stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
- The IMF Executive Board approved debt relief under the Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust to provide US$14.3 million over the next 4 months, and potentially up to US$25.7 million over the next 23 months.
- IMF debt service relief will help free up resources for public sector health needs and other emergency spending, as well as mitigate the balance of payments shock resulting from the pandemic.
- Given the risks ahead, it would be important to ensure close cooperation with multilateral organizations and donors and ensure sufficient budget allocations on health and other priority spending.
The pandemic has weakened near-term macroeconomic prospects for Tanzania. The country is facing a drastic reduction in tourism receipts, budget pressures, and a projected deceleration of GDP growth from over 6 percent to 4 percent in the current fiscal year and to 2.8 percent in the upcoming fiscal year (the fiscal year ends in June).
Following the Executive Board’s discussion, Mr. Tao Zhang, Deputy Managing Director and Chair, issued the following statement:
“The COVID-19 pandemic is having an adverse economic impact on Tanzania, creating exceptional fiscal and balance of payments needs. The authorities have implemented containment measures and avoided an economic lockdown. They remain vigilant to the risk of spiraling infections and uncertainty surrounding the pandemic
“The IMF’s debt service relief under the Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust will free up public resources to help address the pandemic. The authorities are committed to using the additional resources for their intended purposes and in a transparent manner, including through ex-post audits of COVID-related spending. To deal with the remaining risks, it will be important to safeguard appropriate funding for health and other priority social spending in the FY2020/21 budget, as well as ensure close cooperation with the World Health Organization, multilateral agencies, and donors
“Looking ahead, structural reforms remain crucial to support a robust economic recovery. The focus includes addressing arrears on VAT refunds and government expenditures, enhancing human capital and the business environment, and improving the affordability of bank credit
Source: IMF Executive Board Approves $14.3 Million Debt Relief to the United Republic of Tanzania Under the Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust
Ni USD... Million 14 ni kiduchu mno.Kwani hiyo ni Usd au Tzsh?
Aliomba billioni zaidi ya 700 kapewa 28. Sasa 28 si hata yeye anazo? Hii ni kama wamemnyima tu. Huu ni kama msaada ambao hata Marekani alitoa kama Bilioni 15.Mkuu Rais Magufuli aliomba debit relief na Mabeberu yametekeleza km mwamba alivyotaka
Tumepewa msamaha, hatujakopeshwa, that's the good thing. Kenya na Uganda hizo pesa watazilipa tena kwa riba kubwa. NO FREE MONEYHawa IMF wangesema tu kuwa wamekataa kuisaidia Tanzania.
Ni wenye Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust nchi zimepewa msaada na mikopo ya mabilioni ya shilingi kama sio matrilioni sisi tunakuja kupewa bilioni 28?
Ukisoma barua ya serikali kuomba huo msaada ilielezea kwa uchungu sana kua hali ni mbaya sana tena kuanzia July 2020 inahitaji msaada wa haraka sana kuokoa uchumi.
Jambo la kushangaza imf wanatupatia bilioni 28 tu? Hizi si hata Mo angetupatia tu...
Aliekwambia Kenya wamepewa kwa riba kubwa ni nani? Soma hapa chini.Tumepewa msamaha, hatujakopeshwa, that's the good thing. Kenya na Uganda hizo pesa watazilipa tena kwa riba kubwa. NO FREE MONEY