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Tanzania’s Parliament Approves TZS 57.04Trn FY2025/26 Budget

Felix Ochieng by Felix Ochieng
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Hon. Dr. Mwigulu L. Nchemba - Minister for Finance and Planning

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Tanzania’s Parliament has officially approved the Ministry of Finance’s budget for the fiscal year 2025/26, marking a crucial step in the country’s economic roadmap. The budget, which amounts to 57.04 trillion Tanzanian shillings, represents a significant increase from the previous fiscal period. This financial plan is designed to drive strategic national priorities and reinforce economic growth, ensuring that Tanzania continues on its path toward sustainable development.

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The approved budget reflects Tanzania’s continued emphasis on domestic revenue generation, with nearly seventy percent of total funding expected to come from internal sources. Tax revenue is projected to account for over thirty trillion shillings, complemented by more than six trillion shillings in non-tax revenue. Additional financing will come from local government revenues and external grants, ensuring that key initiatives receive adequate funding. The government has also outlined plans to strengthen alternative financing mechanisms, including concessional loans and commercial borrowing, to support critical development projects.

Tanzania Government Budget Allocation.

A significant portion of the budget has been allocated for development projects aimed at enhancing Tanzania’s infrastructure, energy capacity, and digital connectivity. Investments in transport modernization, public-private partnerships, and industrial expansion will ensure that Tanzania continues on a trajectory of economic transformation. The government is prioritizing improvements in transportation networks, including roads and railways, to facilitate trade and movement across the country. Energy expansion is also a key focus, with efforts to increase electricity production and improve access to reliable power sources.

Beyond infrastructure, the budget prioritizes essential public services that directly impact citizens’ well-being. The government has allocated substantial resources to education, healthcare, and food security, aiming to enhance the nation’s human capital development. This includes constructing new schools, improving teacher training programs, expanding healthcare facilities, and investing in food production initiatives to safeguard agricultural sustainability. These measures are expected to contribute to overall macroeconomic stability, reinforcing Tanzania’s standing as an emerging economic powerhouse in the region.

A considerable portion of the budget will also be directed toward debt servicing and covering the government wage bill, ensuring fiscal discipline in managing state expenditures. Additionally, special allocations have been made for preparations for the 2027 African Cup of Nations tournament and the upcoming general elections, both of which are expected to have substantial economic and political implications. The government is also focusing on strengthening democracy and maintaining peace and security, recognizing the importance of stability in fostering long-term economic growth.

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Tanzania’s fiscal strategy aligns with the National Development Plan, reinforcing the country’s vision of sustaining economic growth at six percent. The government is laying the foundation for a more resilient economy by prioritizing industrialization, investment stimulation, and agricultural advancements. A key component of the strategic vision is improving business policies to attract both domestic and foreign investments, fostering an environment conducive to economic expansion.

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With Parliament’s approval, the Tanzanian government is now set to implement this ambitious budget, reinforcing its commitment to self-sufficiency, sustainable development, and macroeconomic stability. This budget not only reflects Tanzania’s economic aspirations but also signals a progressive approach to financial management that prioritizes growth, stability, and national welfare. The government’s focus on infrastructure, social services, and economic resilience underscores its dedication to ensuring that Tanzania remains on a path of sustained progress.

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