TANZANIA: RELATIONS WITH WESTERN DONORS UNDER STRESS TOWARDS 2020 ELECTIONS
Mon, 27 January 2020
A questionable economic record, broad political repression, an intensifying Islamist insurgency, and deteriorating relations with western donor partners will mark the lead-up towards general elections in late 2020. Despite a recovery in the agricultural and tourism sectors, and a landmark settlement with the country’s largest mining investor, the country faces donor funds withdrawals and a tightening credit market for the private sector as key risks for 2020.
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