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President Samia will preside over the official launch of the Vision (Dira) 2050 instruments in Dar es Salaam, operationalising the USD 1tn-economy roadmap with the private sector cast as the growth driver. A roughly USD 47bn strategic pipeline — spanning LNG, Kabanga nickel and Liganga/Mchuchuma — anchors the plan. Formal implementation begins 1 July, making the coming days an execution-credibility test.
Week-24 equity turnover reached TZS 27.03bn, up 30.51% w/w on about 21,844 deals. TOL led the board with a 30.63% surge, even as overall market breadth stayed thin.
Go deeper →The DSE All-Share slipped 0.22% to 3,950.12 at the 18 June close. The Bank of Tanzania kept the Central Bank Rate at 5.75% — a second consecutive hold for Q2 2026.
Go deeper →April headline inflation stood at 4.0%, lifted by fuel pass-through, though it remains inside the 3–5% medium-term band.
Go deeper →The Vision 2050 framework moves from planning to delivery on 1 July 2026, with a roughly USD 47bn strategic pipeline anchoring the roadmap — an early test of execution credibility for domestic and foreign investors.
The Ghost's hypothetical TZS 500m book is +1.81% since inception; its largest position remains NMB Bank.
Open the Ghost tracker →Compiled from open-source reporting for information and education only — not investment advice. Sources: Bank of Tanzania, Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange, and named press. Figures are as reported and require refresh against official data.