The Brief

4,173.13 rose 0.23% and 9,172.57 0.32%; turnover was TZS 8.18bn, with NMB and CRDB supplying 92.6%.

The session was decline-led despite positive indices, so funded participation remained narrower than the headline move.

Whether value spreads beyond the two banks, and whether VODA retains order depth after its audited annual report.

Service revenue rose 21.8%, EBITDA 38.8% and reported PAT 18.4%; capex rose 85.1% as free cash flow fell 26.8%.

The audited year shows broader operating growth and margin expansion, while the cash-flow decline marks the cost of faster network investment.

AGM confirmation of the proposed TZS 53.6bn dividend, plus capex, finance costs and cash conversion in the next results.

CRDB's filing covers the quarter ended 30 June, was signed on 24 July and published on 29 July; no financial figures are extractable.

The filing is a verified reporting event, but publishing numbers before visual table review would turn an evidence gap into false precision.

Visual verification of the financial tables against the signed DSE filing before any performance claim enters the Brief.

BoT's 30 July mean was TZS 2,647.78 per US dollar, 0.009% weaker than 29 July and 0.39% weaker than 24 July.

The one-day move is too small to establish a post-Fed trend; the six-day comparison shows a mild weakening, not a break.

The next official BoT sheet, plus whether later prints extend beyond the current sub-half-percent move.

Auction No. 1203 cleared at 3.3472% for 91 days, 4.7799% for 182 days and 7.0258% for 364 days against a 6.25% CBR.

The 91-day yield sits about 290bp below the CBR while the 364-day yield is higher, leaving a steep observed bill curve.

The next verified BoT auction result; no official date is posted, so no cadence-derived date is used.