The Tanzania 2021/2022 Budget: Government expenditure focuses on executing development projects


In the next budget, the Government has also allocated 449bn/- for promotion of 92,619 public employees. According to Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba, 63 percent of the budget is meant for recurrent expenditure, while 13.26tri/- will bankroll development projects. "Development budget includes 10,4tri/- (about 78,2 percent) will be sourced from internal revenue sources and 2,9tri/- (21,8 percent) will be from external sources," he said.



 Minister for Finance and Planning, Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba while tabling the 2021/22 National Budget estimates in the Parliament in the capital city, Dodoma

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