Bank of Tanzania Injects $45M Into Forex—Calming Signal or Red Flag?

Bank of Tanzania pumps $45M into currency markets as the shilling nears historic lows—but the narrow bid spread reveals something officials aren’t saying.

Global Rate Cuts Could Roil East African Currencies—While Easing Inflation

Global rate cuts promise relief for East African economies, but currency chaos may strike first. Cheaper money attracts hot capital—then fleeting stability becomes a calculated gamble.

Why EADB Ditched Dollar Loans for Bold Local Currency Lending in East Africa

EADB abandoned dollar loans after defaults spiraled from currency swings. Their $324 million local currency gamble now protects 11,185 SMEs from forex chaos.

Global Rate Cuts to Jolt East Africa’s Currency and Inflation—Boom or Backfire?

Global rate cuts promise growth for East Africa, but currency chaos and inflation risks lurk beneath. Will the gamble pay off or backfire?

Uganda Shilling Crowned East Africa’s Strongest as Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania Fall to the Dollar

While Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda tumbled against the dollar, Uganda’s shilling surged 5.86%—defying every regional trend. Here’s what changed the game.

Gold, Tourists, and Cash Crops: The Surprising Trio Powering Tanzania’s Growth

While Kenya and Rwanda chase tech hubs, Tanzania quietly built a $16 billion export machine on rocks, beaches, and coffee beans.