AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDigital Finance & Insurance: CRDB Insurance, with ACRE Africa, has launched Smart Mifugo on DigiBima, using AI and biometric ID to register and manage livestock cover for farmers. Capital Markets: NMB Bank’s 10-for-1 share split sparked a Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange rally, lifting weekly equity turnover 277% to Sh185.07bn, with NMB driving 92.5% of trades. Public Finance: Tanzania collected a record Sh1.327tn in dividends and statutory contributions from state-owned enterprises in 2025/26, more than doubling since 2021. Data & Trust for Growth: Officials say Tanzania’s push toward a digitally enabled economy to 2050 hinges on stronger personal data protection and governance to build public confidence. Agribusiness Risk: A sulphur shortage is threatening the cashewnut season target of 750,000 tonnes in 2026/27, with farmers facing higher prices and rationing. Transport & Tourism: Tanzania is preparing new air capacity with Msalato International Airport (Dodoma) expected to be operational in September and Kigoma Airport renovations at 60%. Energy & Regional Trade: Tanzania’s Samia met Dangote to discuss multi-billion investment in ports, fertiliser, power and transport links, while Kenya and Rwanda signed a framework to route Rwanda’s fuel imports through Kenya’s pipeline and storage network. Tax Administration: TRA unveiled a 30-year roadmap to modernise tax collection with technology and a more business-friendly approach as it targets sustaining Vision 2050 ambitions.
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