Tanzania Keeps Fuel Subsidies as Prices Rise

Tanzania Keeps Fuel Subsidies as Prices Rise

Tanzania keeps fuel subsidies as caps rise from 4 November: petrol 4,083 shillings (US$1.55) a litre, diesel 4,128. What it means for investors.

Fuel prices rise across Tanzania, piling pressure on consumers

Petrol, diesel and kerosene prices have increased across Tanzania this month, the Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Ewura) announced on Wednesday.

Tanzania pledges to provide subsidies to protect consumers affected by rising fuel prices

DODOMA: THE Tanzanian government has said it is continuing to take measures to mitigate the impact of rising fuel prices in the country, including providing subsidies to protect consumers and reduce the burden of fuel costs on economic activities. The measures are aimed at ensuring that despite ongoing challenges in the global market, Tanzanians continue …

Tanzania fuel prices surge by more than 50 percent in a year

This has intensified economic pressure on transport operators, businesses and households by driving up the cost of living and the cost of doing business.