68.8 Percent of Tanzanians Have No Education Beyond Primary School. In Kenya It Is 34.6 Percent. That Gap Has a Price.
The NBS Household Energy Consumption Survey 2023 confirms that 68.8 percent of Tanzanians aged five ...
The NBS Household Energy Consumption Survey 2023 confirms that 68.8 percent of Tanzanians aged five ...
Tanzania employment targets: 1,700,000 new jobs in FY2026/27, 8,500,000 cumulative by 2030/31. Basel...
The assumption embedded in most of Tanzania's industrial policy discourse is that industrialisation ...
Across East Africa, university enrolment has grown faster than at any point in the post-independence...
Tanzania registered USD 10.95 billion in approved investment capital in 2025. The World Bank committ...
Tanzania’s goal of creating eight million jobs by 2030 will fail unless the country abandons an ed...
Tanzania's 2024 Integrated Labour Force Survey confirms informality rose from 92.5 to 94.6 percent, ...
The 2026 Ataraxis Global Outsourcing Talent Index covers 193 countries and places seven African nati...
Most Tanzanians are not poor because they never earn. They are poor because financial shocks, medica...
Tanzania does not have a motivation problem, and any serious analysis of the country's economic cons...
The modern economy's most consequential structural shift is the growing divergence between returns o...
Tanzania's economy grew at 6 percent in 2025. Formal sector employment grew at 9.6 percent between 2...