Traditional exports rose 14.9%, while Travel receipts rose 1.6% to USD 4,292.8 million.
Traditional exports rose 14.9%, while Travel receipts rose 1.6% to USD 4,292.8 million.
Tanzania's exports of goods and services grew 16.5% to USD 19,985.8 million in the year ending July 2026, led by gold exports of USD 5,670.7 million and manufactured goods, supported by iron and steel...
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Traditional exports rose 14.9%, while Travel receipts rose 1.6% to USD 4,292.8 million. Tanzania's exports of goods and services grew 16.5% to USD 19,985.8 million in the year ending July 2026, led by gold exports of USD 5,670.7 million and manufactured goods, supported by iron and steel products, glassware, and textiles.
Tanzania's exports of goods and services grew 16.5% to USD 19,985.8 million in the year ending July 2026, led by gold exports of USD 5,670.7 million and manufactured goods, supported by iron and steel products, glassware, and textiles.
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