Rosemary Mirondo is a Business Reporter at The Citizen. Since 2015, she has focused on economic news, covering various sectors including banking, transportation, oil and gas, and agriculture. Rosemary's work has been featured in Cigalah Group and The Citizen Newspaper.
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According to the Energy ministry, a team of experts has already begun work and is expected to submit a detailed report within five months
By: Hellen Nachilongo, Rosemary Mirondo
Dar es Salaam. As Tanzanians celebrate Christmas today, the annual event has arrived amid increasing prices of food items, forcing many to dig deep into their pockets.
By: Rosemary Mirondo
Dar es Salaam. The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) is conducting research into online foreign exchange trading amid calls by industry experts for relevant regulations.
Dar es Salaam. As 2025 starts, Tanzania stands at a critical crossroads, poised for significant transformations both on the global stage and at home.
Dar es Salaam. The Bank of Tanzania yesterday announced a change in the approach to determining coupon rate, effective from January 2025.
The two facilities are expected to enhance Tanzania's trade capacity by reducing congestion at the Port of Dar es Salaam.
By: Rosemary Mirondo, Louis Kolumbia
Dar es Salaam. Tanzanian farmers laughed all the way to the bank in 2024, thanks to higher incomes driven by increased production of both food and commercial crops and favourable prices.
By: Rosemary Mirondo
Dar es Salaam. The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) has projected a positive economic outlook for 2025, with both Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar expected to experience swift growth.
Mainland Tanzania’s economy is projected to expand by approximately six percent, while Zanzibar’s growth is forecast to reach 6.8 percent
By: Rosemary Mirondo
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania's financial sector is experiencing changes as Umoja Coin (UMC) debuts on Coinstore, a Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange.
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