He urged local government authorities to identify orphanages and vulnerable groups so they can be supported through formal government systems.
Tanzania's PM announced ending foreign aid dependency; 2026/27 national budget (Sh62.3T) financed via domestic resources instead. Signals fiscal sovereignty pivot reshaping public spending and investment climate in East Africa; implications for tech infrastructure funding and compliance.
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Dar es Salaam. Prime Minister, Dr Mwigulu Nchemba, has said the era of relying on foreign aid to finance development and social services is over, urging Tanzanians to embrace self-reliance in addressing national challenges.
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