Tanzania Introduces Fuel and Fertiliser Subsidies to Ease Inflation
[Daily News] Zanzibar -- FUEL and fertiliser subsidies, tax relief on essential food imports and tighter market price monitoring are among measures being used to curb inflation and protect the purchasing power of the currency, the House of
Tanzania's government has introduced subsidies on fuel and fertiliser, tax relief on essential food imports, and tighter market price monitoring to curb inflation. The measures were announced to the House of Representatives in Zanzibar.
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