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NGOJA nipitie kwa umakini taarifa ya IMF kupitia Newsletter niliyoipata leo kuna mchana wa saa saba!!!
Concluding Statement by the IMF Mission to Tanzania
Press Release No.11/401
November 7, 2011
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"An International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission, led by Mr. Peter Allum, visited Dar es Salaam during October 26–November 7, 2011 to conduct discussions for the third review under the Policy Support Instrument (PSI).[SUP]1[/SUP] The mission met with Finance Minister Mkulo, Bank of Tanzania Governor Ndulu, and other senior officials, as well as representatives of the private sector, civil society, and development partners. The mission wishes to thank the authorities for their warm hospitality, close collaboration, and the high quality of the discussions."
"At the conclusion of the mission in Dar es Salaam, Mr. Allum issued the following statement:
"Despite recent power shortages, Tanzania's economy continues to grow strongly, expanding 6.3 percent in the first half of 2011. Core inflation, measured excluding food and energy components, remains in single digits, while headline inflation has approached 17 percent (year-on-year), boosted by global energy prices, food price effects from the drought in the Horn of Africa, and the recent depreciation of the shilling. Public spending has risen as a share of gross domestic product (GDP) in recent years to deliver significant growth in local government health, education and other social programs as well as scaled up investments in roads and other infrastructures. However, overall recurrent spending has outpaced revenue and grant financing, contributing to growing fiscal deficits and a rising public debt stock."
"Under the PSI program through June 2011, the Bank of Tanzania's reserve money targets were met and foreign commercial borrowing was kept well within program limits. However, partly due to the shortfall in commercial borrowing, domestic financing of the budget was higher than planned and the target for accumulating net international reserves was missed. Structural reforms are moving forward, notably to strengthen debt management capacity.
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Press Release: Concluding Statement by the IMF Mission to Tanzania
Hiyo sasa ndio taarifa rasmi ya IMF, ambayo si ya ki CHADEMA CHADEMA bali iliyotokana na utafiti wao. Ndio taarifa inayopaswa kuchambuliwa kwa hivi sasa na kuwekwa kwenye mizani na kuangalia inaegemea wapi!!!
Labda hujasoma haya maandishi za Zambarau. This is a warning FROM IMF kuwa matumizi ya serikali yanazidi hata makusanyo ya kodi, na misaada ya wafadhili na hilo linapelekea kukua kwa DENI LA SERIKALI!!!!!