Rosemary Mirondo is a Business Reporter at The Citizen. Since joining in 2015, she has focused on economic news, covering a wide range of topics including banking, transportation, oil and gas, and agriculture, with a keen interest in regional and world news. Her work has been featured in MSN and The Citizen Newspaper.
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Rosemary Mirondo's focus is primarily on local Tanzanian government and economic news, with an emphasis on official announcements and press releases. She would likely be most receptive to pitches providing insights or expert commentary related to Tanzanian government policies, regional economic developments, investment opportunities within Tanzania, and the impact of policy changes.
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By: Rosemary Mirondo
The shopping mall which started operations recently, is designed to accommodate over 2,000 shops across multiple commercial zones, including international brands, regional traders, wholesalers, retailers, and import–export operators.
By: Rosemary Mirondo
Dubbed sovereign yield curve, the graph shows the movement of interest rates (yields) in the government securities such as Treasury bills and Treasury bonds.
By: Rosemary Mirondo
Dar es Salaam. Agroforestry is increasingly being promoted as a pathway to creating jobs, strengthening food security and building climate-resilient
By: Rosemary Mirondo
The reform, which allows foreign investors to buy Treasury bills and bonds, is expected to broaden the investor base for government debt while creating another channel for foreign currency to enter the economy, they say.
By: Rosemary Mirondo
The reform, which allows foreign investors to buy Treasury bills and bonds, is expected to broaden the investor base for government debt while creating another channel for foreign currency to...
Dar es Salaam. Transit cargo through the Port of Dar es Salaam rose by 17 percent in the 2025/26 financial year, driven largely by a surge in shipments destined for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), official data shows.
By: Rosemary Mirondo
Dar es Salaam. A total of 387 Tanzanian students have received travel documents to enable them to pursue higher education in China and India.
By: Rosemary Mirondo
Dar es Salaam. The Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) plans to install a cargo scanner at Mkoani Port in Pemba to strengthen cargo inspection, curb smuggling and improve revenue collection.
Dar es Salaam. The National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) is turning to cooperatives, insurance agents and community-based structures to expand health insurance coverage among farmers and other informal-sector workers.
By: Rosemary Mirondo
The Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) plans to construct 49 new offices across the country as part of efforts to bring tax services closer to taxpayers and reduce the time they spend travelling to...
