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Josephine Christopher

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Tanzania
As seen in: Mwananchi, The Citizen (Tanzania), LinkedIn, MSN, Daily Nation, Nairobi News, AllAfrica, EIN News, The East African, Business Daily Africa, HT Syndication, Chege Publishing and
Covers:  • Public policy and governance • Business and economic policy • Health systems and financing • Technology and innovation • Climate change and environment • Development and humanitarian issues •
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Byline @TheCitizenTz, coffee, and chaos. Not always in that order.

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Josephine Christopher is a Tanzanian journalist with a strong track record in business, public policy, and development reporting. She has worked with Mwananchi and international organisations, combining newsroom experience with policy analysis and field-based reporting. Her work focuses on how economic reforms, public finance, technology, and governance decisions affect citizens and markets. With a background in agricultural economics and experience in grants and communications, she brings anal…

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Tanzania contractors urged to challenge unfair procurement decisions

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By Josephine Christopher Verified
| The Citizen (Tanzania) Verified
Dar es Salaam. Contractors have been urged to use available legal mechanisms to challenge public procurement decisions they consider unfair, as the Public Procurement Appeals Authority (PPAA) pushes for greater transparency, competition and accountability in government contracting.
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Authorities look beyond Dar as manufacturing value hits Sh6 trillion

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By Josephine Christopher Verified
| The Citizen (Tanzania) Verified
Dar es Salaam. The government has stepped up efforts to facilitate  industrial development beyond Dar es Salaam after the value of selected manufactured products rose by 37.4 percent to Sh6.06 trillion in the quarter ending March 2026. The increase, from Sh4.41 trillion recorded during the corresponding quarter last year, signals strong expansion in manufacturing, but also highlights the continued dominance of Dar es Salaam as the country’s main industrial hub.
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Stanbic RMB service set to ease Sino-TZ trade: Officials

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By Josephine Christopher Verified
| The Citizen (Tanzania) Verified
Dar es Salaam. Stanbic Bank Tanzania’s launch of a direct Renminbi (RMB) settlement service could lower payment barriers for businesses trading with China and support Tanzania’s ambitions to expand exports, industrialise and integrate into global value chains, government and financial sector officials have said.
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