The government has set out eight key priorities for the Ministry of Finance in the upcoming financial year, focusing on macroeconomic stability, improved revenue mobilisation, debt management and...
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Dar es Salaam. The government has set out eight key priorities for the Ministry of Finance in the upcoming financial year, focusing on macroeconomic stability, improved revenue mobilisation, debt management and the adoption of digital and data-driven systems in public financial administration.
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