The Aga Khan Fund commits US$100m over three years to Tanzania across a cancer centre, rural solar and hydro, and Jubilee Insurance and Diamond Trust Bank.
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Money
Tighter Reins: How Tanzania Is Squeezing Higher Dividends from State Firms
Tanzania’s new directives push state firms to triple dividend income from TSh 365bn to TSh 1.2trn by FY2026/27, tied to sharper reporting and benchmarks.
Capital Convening: How Dar Hosts Africa’s BAFM Markets Forum in July
Dar es Salaam hosts the 13th Building African Financial Markets Forum, 1-3 July 2026, tackling liquidity, fintech, cross-border listings and ESG.
Miners’ Bank: How Tanzania Plans to Bankroll Its Artisanal Diggers
Tanzania’s Presidential Committee recommends a Mining Fund and Miners’ Bank to finance and equip small-scale miners, aiming to formalise the sector.
Foreign Exit: How Week 23 Saw Sellers Move as DSE Turnover Jumped 51 Percent
DSE turnover jumped 51.19% to TSh 20.71bn in early June 2026, but foreign investors turned net sellers — why the surge flatters and domestic depth matters.
Liquidity Up, Index Down: How Week 19 Boosted DSE Turnover 44.7 Percent
DSE equity turnover surged 44.7% to TSh 18.97bn in the week to 9 May 2026, but indices and bonds fell — why a busier market is not always a rising one.
Literacy Drive: How the DSE Is Widening Tanzania’s Investor Base
The DSE and Bank of Tanzania are running financial-literacy drives, but rural Tanzanians still lack access to trading platforms — and access is the real test.
Tap to Trade: How Mobile Apps Turned 123,547 Tanzanians into Investors
The DSE added 123,547 new CDS accounts in 2025 as mobile platforms turned ordinary Tanzanians into investors — the promise and the catch behind the number.
Merger Watch: How the EAC Probes AIL’s Bid for Metro Life Tanzania
The East African Competition Authority is probing AIL Holdings’ bid for a 66.67% stake in Metro Life Tanzania — a regional regulator now polices the deal.