The government’s investment portfolio includes 255 Public and Statutory Corporations), along with 45 minority-owned firms and 10 foreign institutions, which together form the backbone of Tanzania’s non-tax revenue base
The CEOs Forum 2025, held from August 23 to 26, became a platform for bold thinking, a space where performance, innovation, and accountability converged
Over four days, the forum examined interlinked issues, exposing both the strengths and limitations of Tanzania’s public sector, while charting a path forward defined by regional integration, digital reform, governance,
The establishment of JKCI in 2015 significantly reduced the country’s medical expenditure overseas
According to officials, the deliberations centred on improving TRC’s operational capacity and addressing challenges that have hindered efficiency in recent years
The commendation was made by the Treasury Registrar, Mr Nehemiah Mchechu, on Monday, September 1, 2025, during his visit to the port to inspect its operations
TRC’s director-general, Engineer Machibya Shiwa, made the remarks in Arusha on the sidelines of Working Session of Board Chairpersons and Chief Executives of Public Institutions (CEOs Forum), which took place
The call was made on August 26, 2025, by the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Doto Biteko, during the closing of the Working Session of Board Chairpersons and Chief Executives of
The Deputy Prime Minister noted that the government acknowledges the significant contribution of public institutions to national economic growth and values the outcomes of such forums, which have already led
At the CEO Forum in Arusha speakers have urged Tanzania’s SOEs to shed bureaucracy, embrace agility, empower local units, adopt sustainable financing, and harness AfCFTA opportunities, driving profitability while safeguarding