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Permanent edition · Vol. I · No. 265

The Brief

Thursday, 24 September 2026

A frozen reading of Tanzania's markets, capital and policy. Figures remain bound to their stated observations; this archive never inherits a newer market tape.

DSE All-Share

4,638.18

As at DSEI · 23 Sep close · daily move

Tanzania Share Index

10,309.18

As at TSI · 23 Sep close · daily move

USD / TZS

2,645.72

As at BoT mean · 24 Sep sheet

Equity turnover

TZS 4.13bn

As at Share trading value · 23 Sep · rounded

This edition in 60 seconds

  1. 01Share-price measures fell; two banks carried most trading money
  2. 02Two banks carried 89.3% of Wednesday’s share trading
  3. 03The 364-day Treasury bill auction implied a lower annualised rate

Wednesday's close

Share-price measures fell; two banks carried most trading money

Signal

The main measures of share prices fell on Wednesday. Two banks accounted for almost nine in every ten shillings traded in shares.

Why it matters

DSE All-Share 4,638.18 (-0.45%); Tanzania Share Index 10,309.18 (-0.49%). Trading value measures money exchanged, not investor numbers.

What to watch

The next official close can show whether trading stays concentrated. One day does not establish a trend.

Did the domestic market and the headline index move together or apart over the covered quarter?

The domestic market against the headline index

As at 23 Sep 2026 · Source: Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange. Exact values and method remain in the static evidence table below.

Trading distribution

Two banks carried 89.3% of Wednesday’s share trading

Signal

Share trading totalled TZS 4.135 billion. Two banks together accounted for 89.3% of that value.

Why it matters

NMB Bank contributed 59.8% and CRDB Bank 29.4%. This counts money exchanged, not investors or the number of shares that rose.

What to watch

The next DSE report can show whether trading remains concentrated in the same companies.

Government borrowing

The 364-day Treasury bill auction implied a lower annualised rate

Signal

Treasury bills are short-term government borrowing. Their 364-day auction rate fell to 6.29% on 23 September, from 6.47% on 9 September.

Why it matters

The auction price implies an annualised yield. Fees, tax and access rules can make a saver’s result different.

What to watch

The next published auction can show whether this yield changes again; its date is not in this record.

Opportunity Wire

Tanzania’s procurement system won recognition, with no new funding announced

Signal

The regulator says United Nations agencies selected Tanzania’s online government-buying system among 15 digital-government finalists.

Why it matters

This recognises the system, not a new contract or funding. Tender use and payment data would show whether suppliers benefit.

What to watch

Published tender and payment results would clarify the system’s effect; no date for such a report is stated.

Source: ppra.go.tz · published 2026-09-23

Go deeper

The Ghost · edition context

The model-book allocation read

The Ghost hypothetical model shows +18.92% since inception at its 23 September mark. Its calculation adjusts for added capital, before fees and taxes; this is not a promised return.

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What this edition watched

  1. Next official DSE close

    Whether share trading remains concentrated in NMB and CRDB.

    After the next session, once published

  2. Next Treasury bill auction result

    Whether the 364-day auction yield changes from 6.29%.

    Date not stated in the current record

  3. Procurement use and payment results

    Recognition alone does not establish faster awards or supplier payments.

    Date not announced

Information and education only, not advice or a forecast. DSE close: 23 Sep 2026. Other observations retain their own source dates.