IMF yatoa orodha ya nchi 15 zenye uchumi mkubwa Afrika. Tanzania yashika namba 9 ikiwa na uchumi wa Dola Bilioni 80

IMF yatoa orodha ya nchi 15 zenye uchumi mkubwa Afrika. Tanzania yashika namba 9 ikiwa na uchumi wa Dola Bilioni 80

goodluck5 said:
Wewe ni muongo pamoja na chuki zako kwa Jiwe, kweli jamaa lilikuwa dikteta ila nakumbuka wakati wake uchumi wetu ulikuwa namba 9 Afrika, huku Kenya wakiwa wa 7.
Mamako katurudisha nyuma kwa nafasi moja zaidi kwa kurembulia mafisadi.
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Sio nyuma tu na GDP yenyewe imeshuka
 
ChoiceVariable said:
Shirika la Fedha la Kimataifa IMF liketoa orodha ya Nchi 15 Zenye Uchumi Mkubwa Barani Afrika huku Tanzania ikishika nafasi ya 9.

Kwenye orodha hiyo Nchi ya Afrika Kusini imeongoza na kuzipita Nigeria na Misri ambazo zimekuwa zikiongoza Kwa miaka Mingi.

Pia takwimu hizo zinaonesha kufanya vizuri Kwa Nchi Tajiri ya Rasilima ya Algeria ambayo imeshika nafasi ya 3 juu ya Nigeria.

Kana kwamba haitoshi Nchi ya Ivory Coast imezipita Ghana na Tanzania na kushika nafasi ya 8 kutoka nafasi za chini zaidi.

Uchambuzi zaidi imeonesha Angola imeporomoka kiuchumi kutokana na sababu ambazo jazijabainishwa.
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My Take
Takwimu hizi Huwa zinabadilika Kila mwaka kutegemeana na Taasisi inayotoa takwimu.

Mathalani WB Huwa wanakadiria Uchumi wa Tanzania kuwa Dola Bilioni 85 na sio 80 zinazotajwa na IMF kama inavyosomeka kwenye taarifa hii hapa IMF/WB: Ukubwa Wa Uchumi wa Tanzania Wafikia Dola Bilioni 85.4 Mwaka 2023 kutoka Dola Bilioni 70 Mwaka 2021

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In 2024, Africa's economic landscape showcases a mix of resilience and challenges, with South Africa emerging as the continent's largest economy according to the latest IMF data. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released its rankings, highlighting the economies in Africa based on GDP figures for the year. These rankings shed light on the economic trajectories of various nations and forecast future trends within the region.

Top 15 African Economies

The IMF's latest report reveals the following ranking of Africa's largest economies in 2024:

Despite facing persistent macroeconomic challenges, the overall economic outlook for Africa remains stable. The IMF's projections indicate that South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, and Nigeria will maintain their positions as Africa's top four economies until 2030. Notably, South Africa is poised to surpass Nigeria and Egypt to become the continent's largest economy, benefiting from energy supply improvements and logistical enhancements.

Nigeria, once Africa's largest economy, has slipped to the fourth position in 2024. The nation is grappling with multiple economic hurdles, including a soaring inflation rate of 33%, a weakening currency, and the aftermath of government economic reforms. Last year, the Nigerian government implemented significant policy changes, such as ending petrol subsidies and allowing market forces to dictate the currency exchange rate, leading to a surge in living costs.

Furthermore, Nigeria faces acute dollar shortages crucial for imports, exacerbating its dependence on foreign goods. The Nigerian Naira remains substantially devalued against the dollar, impacting both consumer purchasing power and import-dependent sectors.

To combat rising inflation, the Central Bank of Nigeria recently raised interest rates to 24.75% and eliminated electricity tariff subsidies. These measures aim to stabilize prices and restore economic confidence amidst challenging circumstances.

Meanwhile, Egypt, which held the top economic position in 2023, is projected to slide to the second spot behind South Africa due to successive currency devaluations. Despite this setback, the IMF forecasts that Egypt could reclaim the top position by 2027, underscoring the country's economic resilience and recovery potential.

Looking ahead, the IMF's World Economic Outlook emphasizes the need for sustained reforms and investments to bolster Africa's economic resilience. Countries like Kenya are expected to climb in the rankings, surpassing economies such as Angola in the coming years. Ethiopia's economy, holding steady in the fifth position, is projected to maintain its standing until 2030.

Africa's economic trajectory underscores the importance of strategic policies and investments to mitigate challenges and unlock growth opportunities across the continent. As nations navigate complex economic landscapes, sustained reforms and international partnerships will play a pivotal role in shaping Africa's economic future.

Chanzo: Africa View Facts
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goodluck5 said:
Wewe ni muongo pamoja na chuki zako kwa Jiwe, kweli jamaa lilikuwa dikteta ila nakumbuka wakati wake uchumi wetu ulikuwa namba 9 Afrika, huku Kenya wakiwa wa 7.
Mamako katurudisha nyuma kwa nafasi moja zaidi kwa kurembulia mafisadi.
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Unaweza nitajia fisadi hata 1 ambae alihukumiwa na mahakama ya kifisasi na Mimi nikutajie waliofungwa awamu ya 6?
 
ChoiceVariable said:
Shirika la Fedha la Kimataifa IMF liketoa orodha ya Nchi 15 Zenye Uchumi Mkubwa Barani Afrika huku Tanzania ikishika nafasi ya 9.

Kwenye orodha hiyo Nchi ya Afrika Kusini imeongoza na kuzipita Nigeria na Misri ambazo zimekuwa zikiongoza Kwa miaka Mingi.

Pia takwimu hizo zinaonesha kufanya vizuri Kwa Nchi Tajiri ya Rasilima ya Algeria ambayo imeshika nafasi ya 3 juu ya Nigeria.

Kana kwamba haitoshi Nchi ya Ivory Coast imezipita Ghana na Tanzania na kushika nafasi ya 8 kutoka nafasi za chini zaidi.

Uchambuzi zaidi imeonesha Angola imeporomoka kiuchumi kutokana na sababu ambazo jazijabainishwa.
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My Take
Takwimu hizi Huwa zinabadilika Kila mwaka kutegemeana na Taasisi inayotoa takwimu.

Mathalani WB Huwa wanakadiria Uchumi wa Tanzania kuwa Dola Bilioni 85 na sio 80 zinazotajwa na IMF kama inavyosomeka kwenye taarifa hii hapa IMF/WB: Ukubwa Wa Uchumi wa Tanzania Wafikia Dola Bilioni 85.4 Mwaka 2023 kutoka Dola Bilioni 70 Mwaka 2021

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In 2024, Africa's economic landscape showcases a mix of resilience and challenges, with South Africa emerging as the continent's largest economy according to the latest IMF data. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released its rankings, highlighting the economies in Africa based on GDP figures for the year. These rankings shed light on the economic trajectories of various nations and forecast future trends within the region.

Top 15 African Economies

The IMF's latest report reveals the following ranking of Africa's largest economies in 2024:

Despite facing persistent macroeconomic challenges, the overall economic outlook for Africa remains stable. The IMF's projections indicate that South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, and Nigeria will maintain their positions as Africa's top four economies until 2030. Notably, South Africa is poised to surpass Nigeria and Egypt to become the continent's largest economy, benefiting from energy supply improvements and logistical enhancements.

Nigeria, once Africa's largest economy, has slipped to the fourth position in 2024. The nation is grappling with multiple economic hurdles, including a soaring inflation rate of 33%, a weakening currency, and the aftermath of government economic reforms. Last year, the Nigerian government implemented significant policy changes, such as ending petrol subsidies and allowing market forces to dictate the currency exchange rate, leading to a surge in living costs.

Furthermore, Nigeria faces acute dollar shortages crucial for imports, exacerbating its dependence on foreign goods. The Nigerian Naira remains substantially devalued against the dollar, impacting both consumer purchasing power and import-dependent sectors.

To combat rising inflation, the Central Bank of Nigeria recently raised interest rates to 24.75% and eliminated electricity tariff subsidies. These measures aim to stabilize prices and restore economic confidence amidst challenging circumstances.

Meanwhile, Egypt, which held the top economic position in 2023, is projected to slide to the second spot behind South Africa due to successive currency devaluations. Despite this setback, the IMF forecasts that Egypt could reclaim the top position by 2027, underscoring the country's economic resilience and recovery potential.

Looking ahead, the IMF's World Economic Outlook emphasizes the need for sustained reforms and investments to bolster Africa's economic resilience. Countries like Kenya are expected to climb in the rankings, surpassing economies such as Angola in the coming years. Ethiopia's economy, holding steady in the fifth position, is projected to maintain its standing until 2030.

Africa's economic trajectory underscores the importance of strategic policies and investments to mitigate challenges and unlock growth opportunities across the continent. As nations navigate complex economic landscapes, sustained reforms and international partnerships will play a pivotal role in shaping Africa's economic future.

Chanzo: Africa View Facts
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ChoiceVariable said:
Shirika la Fedha la Kimataifa IMF liketoa orodha ya Nchi 15 Zenye Uchumi Mkubwa Barani Afrika huku Tanzania ikishika nafasi ya 9.

Kwenye orodha hiyo Nchi ya Afrika Kusini imeongoza na kuzipita Nigeria na Misri ambazo zimekuwa zikiongoza Kwa miaka Mingi.

Pia takwimu hizo zinaonesha kufanya vizuri Kwa Nchi Tajiri ya Rasilima ya Algeria ambayo imeshika nafasi ya 3 juu ya Nigeria.

Kana kwamba haitoshi Nchi ya Ivory Coast imezipita Ghana na Tanzania na kushika nafasi ya 8 kutoka nafasi za chini zaidi.

Uchambuzi zaidi imeonesha Angola imeporomoka kiuchumi kutokana na sababu ambazo jazijabainishwa.
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My Take
Takwimu hizi Huwa zinabadilika Kila mwaka kutegemeana na Taasisi inayotoa takwimu.

Mathalani WB Huwa wanakadiria Uchumi wa Tanzania kuwa Dola Bilioni 85 na sio 80 zinazotajwa na IMF kama inavyosomeka kwenye taarifa hii hapa IMF/WB: Ukubwa Wa Uchumi wa Tanzania Wafikia Dola Bilioni 85.4 Mwaka 2023 kutoka Dola Bilioni 70 Mwaka 2021

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View attachment 2973631

In 2024, Africa's economic landscape showcases a mix of resilience and challenges, with South Africa emerging as the continent's largest economy according to the latest IMF data. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released its rankings, highlighting the economies in Africa based on GDP figures for the year. These rankings shed light on the economic trajectories of various nations and forecast future trends within the region.

Top 15 African Economies

The IMF's latest report reveals the following ranking of Africa's largest economies in 2024:

Despite facing persistent macroeconomic challenges, the overall economic outlook for Africa remains stable. The IMF's projections indicate that South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, and Nigeria will maintain their positions as Africa's top four economies until 2030. Notably, South Africa is poised to surpass Nigeria and Egypt to become the continent's largest economy, benefiting from energy supply improvements and logistical enhancements.

Nigeria, once Africa's largest economy, has slipped to the fourth position in 2024. The nation is grappling with multiple economic hurdles, including a soaring inflation rate of 33%, a weakening currency, and the aftermath of government economic reforms. Last year, the Nigerian government implemented significant policy changes, such as ending petrol subsidies and allowing market forces to dictate the currency exchange rate, leading to a surge in living costs.

Furthermore, Nigeria faces acute dollar shortages crucial for imports, exacerbating its dependence on foreign goods. The Nigerian Naira remains substantially devalued against the dollar, impacting both consumer purchasing power and import-dependent sectors.

To combat rising inflation, the Central Bank of Nigeria recently raised interest rates to 24.75% and eliminated electricity tariff subsidies. These measures aim to stabilize prices and restore economic confidence amidst challenging circumstances.

Meanwhile, Egypt, which held the top economic position in 2023, is projected to slide to the second spot behind South Africa due to successive currency devaluations. Despite this setback, the IMF forecasts that Egypt could reclaim the top position by 2027, underscoring the country's economic resilience and recovery potential.

Looking ahead, the IMF's World Economic Outlook emphasizes the need for sustained reforms and investments to bolster Africa's economic resilience. Countries like Kenya are expected to climb in the rankings, surpassing economies such as Angola in the coming years. Ethiopia's economy, holding steady in the fifth position, is projected to maintain its standing until 2030.

Africa's economic trajectory underscores the importance of strategic policies and investments to mitigate challenges and unlock growth opportunities across the continent. As nations navigate complex economic landscapes, sustained reforms and international partnerships will play a pivotal role in shaping Africa's economic future.

Chanzo: Africa View Facts
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Upumbavu huu, chawa nyinyi tu
 
MwananchiOG said:
Tanzania tumeporomoka! Tulishafika nafasi ya 9 sasa tumerudi 10. Huu ni uzembe wa uongozi uliopo!
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Kuporomoka Kwa ranking sawa ila kwenye value tumeongezeka sana ,kutoka Dola bil.70 Hadi Bil.80 ni ongezeko kubwa Kwa miaka 3.

Wengine Wamekuja Kasi zaidi hasa Ivory Coast
 
Nziiri sr said:
Tatizo la watanzania (baadhi, hasa chawa) ni kupenda kujisifu kwa vitu hata wasivyoelewa. Wanachojua tu ni 'pongezi kwa mama '. GDP, kama ilivyoletwa hapo na mleta mada ni pato ghafi jumla la taifa, ambalo ukigawia kwa idadi ya raia wa taifa husika, unapata Pato la wastani kwa kila raia wa nchi hiyo (GDP per Capita). Mfano: Tanzania GDP = $85 bil. ÷ 60mil. (population) =$ 1,417 approx; ndio pato la wastani la mtanzania kwa mwaka. Nchi ya Equatorial guinea GDP = $10bil. ÷ 1.7mil. (population) = $ 5.9mil. approx; ndio pato la Equato Guinean kwa mwaka. Kwa hiyo utaona Pato la wastani kwa raia wa E. Guinea ni zaidi ya mara nne ya lile la mtanzania. Tanzania ni nchi masikini- tena sana, ila hatungepaswa kuwa masikini- kiasi hiki kwa vile tuna rasilimali nyingi mno. Tatizo ni viongozi tulip nao (serikali ya ccm), ndio wa kulaumiwa. Serikali inapaswa kusimamia vizuri rasilimali za taifa hili, na kuwa na sera nzuri za kuvutia uwekezaji wenyewe tija, si Kila kitu unampa mwarabu kwa bei ya kutupa. Sasa hapa watu kazi kuimba tu mapambio mara pongezi, anaupiga mwingi, haijawahikutokea nk. Nasikia kuna 'slim' alisema 'nipeni hiyo bandari kila mwaka niwape pesa inayotosha bajeti yenu na mimi nibaki na faida'. Hata kama sio kweli angeweza kutupa pesa nyingi hivyo, lakini angalia ni kiasi gani anatudharau kwamba hatuwezi kusimamia rasilimali zetu.
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Mwarabu kapewa nini Kwa bei ya kutupa? Kwa nini wewe hujajitokeza upewe Kwa bei nzuri?
 
Nziiri sr said:
Acheni kujidanganya. Tanzania sisi tu masikini sana. Ethiopia GDP per Capita $ 1,900 while Tanzania $1,400. Tuna kazi kubwa mbele yetu. Tuombe Mungu stupatie viongozi maana mpaka sasa hatuna.
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Sio kweli Ethiopia Iko Bado kwenye kundi la LDC haijaingia kwenye Lower middle income ,Rudi kwenye takwimu
 
greater than said:
Hapo kwenye orodha ya pili
  • Misri,Algeria,Tunisia,Morocco na South Africa...pumzi zao ndiyo zimeishia hapo hawana kipya cha kufanya uchumi wao ukue kwa zaidi ya 7%
  • D.R.C na Ethiopia, hizi na za kuogopwa kwa maana zina utajiri wa kutosha na Idadi kubwa ya Rasilimali watu,
  • Machafuko nchini mwao yakipungua, zitakua kileleni
  • Nigeria ina nafasi ya kuwa kwenye Top 3 ,bado ina dirisha kubwa la kukua. Waache Rushwa, Utekaji
  • Kenya,Tanzania,Ivory Coast na Ghana ni mwendo wa kubadilishana nafasi tu.Hazipo serious ....
  • Tunisia ni ya 15 ,lakini ina miundombinu na huduma bora kuliko nusu ya nchi zilizo juu yake.
IIla naunga mkono hoja ya ERoni ,Afrika bado Maskini sana ....
Yani nchi yetu jinsi tunavyolia shida,,,Shule hazina matundu ya vyoo lakini ni moja ya nchi 10 Tajiri Afrika.
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Morocco is the game to watch

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