Tanzania is among the heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) - World Bank

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The heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) are a group of 37 developing countries with high levels of poverty and debt overhang which are eligible for special assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.


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The Noisy Guys you belong to that hipc..Very Noisy but poor..ichboy,losematic
 

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Hao ni wachochezi. Chini ya uongozi wa magufuli tanzania imepunguza kukopa kwa kasi ya ajabu tangu tupate uhuru.

Hicho ni kichekesho,usikichukulie serious
 
The European country South of Kenya
 
And yet Tanzania feeds hunger stricken Kenya alias Kunyaland! That poor country snatched pipeline deal from Kunyaland n seems might do the same for SGR Uganda deal.
 
Is that a news!!? Wee unafikiri tulivyomtanguliza jemedari wetu JPM kuharakisha maendeleo tumenuia kuifikisha nchi YETU wapi?
 
eliakeem said:
Is that a news!!? Wee unafikiri tulivyomtanguliza jemedari wetu JPM kuharakisha maendeleo tumenuia kuifikisha nchi YETU wapi?
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"Jemendari" or not ..I see you guys noice making here daily yet the fact would remain that you are Hipc
 
That's another product among many of World Bank 🏦 and IMF for the intention of bullying countries which rapidly shifting to the first world class pace, of course Tanzania 🇹🇿 we are the threat 😊
 
REDEEMER. said:
That's another product among many of World Bank 🏦 and IMF for the intention of bullying countries which rapidly shifting to the first world class pace, of course Tanzania 🇹🇿 we are the threat 😊
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Why do you reason like a fool?..You are poor Period!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Tanzania is in IMF's HIPC Category and that is very TRUE.
However that HIPC is not the measure of economic growth or how large an economy is. HIPC is used to determine which country enjoys the least intrest rates on WB loans and those that also qualify for free grants.
As you can see, heavy weights like Ethiopia are on that list.
If you want to measure indebtness use Debt to Gdp which currently is 32%Tz vs 67% Kenya.
If you want to measure economy use
GDP (PPP) and GNI which Tz trumps kenya..Gdp nominal is depedant on Currecy exchange which Tz is manupulating downwards to gain an edge on export business.
HIPC in terms of IMF loans, is a very good position to be in. You get cheap loans and free grants while Middle income countries only have the option of borrowing from shylocks at 8% (Eurobond)
 
Msapere said:
we also know how to google
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WFP says food is sufficient at national level, however localised deficit occurs at regional level.

Pita hapa Food crisis in Kenya: 5 signs of hunger I’ve never seen | World Vision

UPDATE: May 23, 2018
World Vision has been responding to the East Africa hunger crisis for the past year, reaching more than 3.5 million people facing food insecurity with clean water, food and nutrition support, healthcare, and more.

Now, while droughts have made it difficult for farmers and herders to produce crops and feed livestock, excessive spring rains are causing flash floods across drought-stricken areas, washing away crops and shelters.

Children are among the most affected, with their health and development drastically impacted. More than 15 million children in East Africa are struggling to get enough to eat while floods increase the risk of cholera and other water-related diseases for people living in temporary shelters with poor sanitation.

South Sudan, Somalia, and Ethiopia could be facing famine or catastrophic levels of food insecurity in various parts of their countries over the next few months. Turkana, Kenya, which had been monstrously impacted by drought last year, is one of the most affected by the flooding today.

This stunning blog post from exactly one year ago this week was our first glimpse into the crisis. A year later, millions have been helped, but millions more remain in need.
 
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