KCP. USD/TZS 2,645
Tanzania Share Index 9,169.71USD / TZS 2,644.79BoT rate 6.25%Inflation 4.0% Week to 2026-08-07 · verified close
Tanzania Intelligence

The Brief

Vol. I · No. 221
Sunday, 9 August 2026
Verified closeDSE · BoT · frozen to the covered session7 Aug 2026 verified close

A daily reading of Tanzania’s markets, capital and policy, with regional and global forces when they materially change the read. Information and education, never advice.

Week ahead; frozen at Sunday’s publication, framing the week to come off the 7 Aug 2026 verified close (the last verified session). Its figures are frozen to that close; for today’s live moves see Markets.


Weekly market scoreboard

2026-08-07 close · change ON THE WEEK · DSE · BoT · NBS
DSE All-Share
4,183.38
▼ -0.17%
DSEI · 7 Aug close · latest verified
Tanzania Share Index
9,169.71
▼ -0.49%
TSI · 7 Aug close · domestic board
USD / TZS
2,644.79
▼ -0.19%
BoT mean · hard-currency lens
BoT rate
6.25%
policy
CBR · policy anchor
91-day T-bill
3.44%
▼ -10bp
BoT WAR · vs prior auction
364-day T-bill
6.74%
▼ -9bp
BoT WAR · vs prior auction
Inflation
4.0%
latest print
NBS · monthly

The read: the Friday close, with the move across the whole week beside it; not the one-session change the daily Brief shows. The implication: the index level alone never says whether the week was broad or carried by a couple of names; breadth and turnover do.

DSE weekly tape check

DSE · 5 verified sessions to 2026-08-07
Sessions
5
verified DSE closes
Weekly turnover
TZS 25.8bn
sum of the week's value traded
Breadth
0 up / 0 down
0 unchanged · counters that moved across the week
Best session
+0.15%
2026-08-05
Worst session
-0.27%
2026-08-06
Peak concentration
67%
NMB carried 2026-08-05
Concentration by session; the top name’s share of each session’s turnover
2026-08-03 · CRDB
50%
2026-08-04 · CRDB
42%
2026-08-05 · NMB
67%
2026-08-06 · CRDB
49%
2026-08-07 · NMB
46%

What the index hid: highly concentrated; the single heaviest name took 67% of one session’s turnover. A week can look active and still be carried by one counter. Each close, fully broken down; After the Bell →

The hurdle rate

Bank of Tanzania · WARs as at 2026-08-12
CBR · policy anchor
6.25%
91-day WAR · the front end
3.44%
182-day WAR
5.18%
364-day WAR · income anchor
6.74%

How to read this: short government paper is the opportunity cost of taking equity risk. Why it matters: the higher the front end sits, the more dividends, earnings growth and liquidity equities must deliver to clear it. Educational; not advice.

The transmission chain

How a weaker shilling reaches the shopping basket
The shilling
USD/TZS 2,645
▼ -0.19%
2026-08-17 · Bank of Tanzania
Fuel cap
Diesel TZS 3,978/l
▼ -4.88%
2026-08 · EWURA · monthly cap
Food
Maize TZS 77,750/t
flat
2026-07-31 · Wholesale · MIT
Cost of living
CPI 4.0%
latest print
BoT MER · June 2026 headline · NBS · monthly

How to read this: each link carries its own authority and its own lag; FX moves daily, fuel caps monthly, food weekly, CPI monthly. Why it matters: this is the chain that turns a currency move into a cost-of-living move. Descriptive, not predictive; the links are shown, not forecast.

KANZA CAPITAL PARTNERSThe Weekly Brief
The DSE week to 7 Aug
DSEI -0.17% · TSI -0.49% · USD/TZS -0.19% on the week
Read: Headline and domestic agreed, the shilling firmed.
Weekly moves computed from verified closes · 2026-08-07kanzacapitalpartners.com · education, not advice

The week card; built to be screenshotted and shared. Every figure is computed from the verified record.

The week in 90 seconds
  1. A narrow equity tape meets a dated rates test while credit evidence awaits confirmation
  2. The next sessions test whether a narrow board can reconnect the two indices
  3. Two banks set the turnover baseline; distribution is the next evidence
WatchDSE breadth and turnover distributionweek of 10 Aug 2026
Read the full Brief ↓

Did the domestic-only and all-share indices tell the same story over the covered quarter?

The domestic market against the headline index

2026-05-07 = 100 · frozen at the 2026-08-07 covered session

+10.7%TSI · quarter+10.6%DSEI · quarter
Coverage 2026-05-07 → 2026-08-07 Vintage 2026-08-07 · final Revision current · v0
The domestic market against the headline index. Exact values underlying the chart.
DateIndexRebasedRaw level
2026-05-07Tanzania Share Index1008,281.45
2026-05-08Tanzania Share Index101.10398,372.87
2026-05-11Tanzania Share Index102.70018,505.06
2026-05-12Tanzania Share Index102.68938,504.16
2026-05-13Tanzania Share Index102.24898,467.69
2026-05-14Tanzania Share Index101.64158,417.39
2026-05-15Tanzania Share Index101.54028,409
2026-05-18Tanzania Share Index102.018,447.91
2026-05-19Tanzania Share Index102.15958,460.29
2026-05-20Tanzania Share Index101.87568,436.78
2026-05-21Tanzania Share Index102.94738,525.53
2026-05-22Tanzania Share Index103.39028,562.21
2026-05-25Tanzania Share Index105.18518,710.85
2026-05-26Tanzania Share Index105.84298,765.33
2026-05-28Tanzania Share Index106.08858,785.67
2026-05-29Tanzania Share Index105.95358,774.49
2026-06-01Tanzania Share Index106.41178,812.43
2026-06-02Tanzania Share Index107.10498,869.84
2026-06-03Tanzania Share Index106.63688,831.07
2026-06-04Tanzania Share Index107.00098,861.23
2026-06-05Tanzania Share Index106.43738,814.55
2026-06-08Tanzania Share Index106.47768,817.89
2026-06-09Tanzania Share Index106.00678,778.89
2026-06-10Tanzania Share Index105.37658,726.7
2026-06-11Tanzania Share Index104.34538,641.3
2026-06-12Tanzania Share Index103.77558,594.12
2026-06-15Tanzania Share Index102.65558,501.36
2026-06-16Tanzania Share Index103.76828,593.51
2026-06-17Tanzania Share Index104.07198,618.66
2026-06-18Tanzania Share Index104.55898,658.99
2026-06-19Tanzania Share Index104.43248,648.52
2026-06-22Tanzania Share Index104.12568,623.11
2026-06-23Tanzania Share Index103.99298,612.12
2026-06-24Tanzania Share Index104.27818,635.74
2026-06-25Tanzania Share Index104.52728,656.37
2026-06-26Tanzania Share Index105.14378,707.42
2026-06-29Tanzania Share Index105.46918,734.37
2026-06-30Tanzania Share Index105.98518,777.1
2026-07-01Tanzania Share Index106.96938,858.61
2026-07-02Tanzania Share Index107.61368,911.97
2026-07-03Tanzania Share Index108.64158,997.09
2026-07-06Tanzania Share Index108.45558,981.69
2026-07-08Tanzania Share Index108.18298,959.11
2026-07-09Tanzania Share Index107.86238,932.56
2026-07-10Tanzania Share Index107.68978,918.27
2026-07-13Tanzania Share Index107.62118,912.59
2026-07-14Tanzania Share Index107.39158,893.57
2026-07-15Tanzania Share Index107.86768,933
2026-07-16Tanzania Share Index107.95568,940.29
2026-07-17Tanzania Share Index108.30628,969.32
2026-07-20Tanzania Share Index108.1018,952.33
2026-07-21Tanzania Share Index107.99368,943.44
2026-07-22Tanzania Share Index108.34528,972.55
2026-07-23Tanzania Share Index108.74119,005.34
2026-07-24Tanzania Share Index108.53188,988.01
2026-07-27Tanzania Share Index109.39469,059.46
2026-07-28Tanzania Share Index110.4029,142.89
2026-07-29Tanzania Share Index110.76049,172.57
2026-07-30Tanzania Share Index111.31559,218.54
2026-07-31Tanzania Share Index111.2759,215.18
2026-08-03Tanzania Share Index111.09379,200.17
2026-08-04Tanzania Share Index110.83989,179.14
2026-08-05Tanzania Share Index110.76689,173.1
2026-08-06Tanzania Share Index110.94249,187.64
2026-08-07Tanzania Share Index110.72599,169.71
2026-05-07DSE All Share1003,780.77
2026-05-08DSE All Share100.88323,814.16
2026-05-11DSE All Share101.9933,856.12
2026-05-12DSE All Share102.26173,866.28
2026-05-13DSE All Share101.65133,843.2
2026-05-14DSE All Share101.33333,831.18
2026-05-15DSE All Share101.26723,828.68
2026-05-18DSE All Share101.61183,841.71
2026-05-19DSE All Share101.71393,845.57
2026-05-20DSE All Share101.30773,830.21
2026-05-21DSE All Share102.09243,859.88
2026-05-22DSE All Share102.49373,875.05
2026-05-25DSE All Share103.72093,921.45
2026-05-26DSE All Share104.19363,939.32
2026-05-28DSE All Share104.12913,936.88
2026-05-29DSE All Share104.0923,935.48
2026-06-01DSE All Share104.42853,948.2
2026-06-02DSE All Share104.75413,960.51
2026-06-03DSE All Share104.55523,952.99
2026-06-04DSE All Share104.80353,962.38
2026-06-05DSE All Share104.0553,934.08
2026-06-08DSE All Share104.25973,941.82
2026-06-09DSE All Share104.09733,935.68
2026-06-10DSE All Share103.87833,927.4
2026-06-11DSE All Share103.0663,896.69
2026-06-12DSE All Share102.83733,888.04
2026-06-15DSE All Share102.13423,861.46
2026-06-16DSE All Share103.08593,897.44
2026-06-17DSE All Share103.47973,912.33
2026-06-18DSE All Share104.47923,950.12
2026-06-19DSE All Share104.22453,940.49
2026-06-22DSE All Share103.51943,913.83
2026-06-23DSE All Share103.60013,916.88
2026-06-24DSE All Share103.98913,931.59
2026-06-25DSE All Share105.24953,979.24
2026-06-26DSE All Share106.46274,025.11
2026-06-29DSE All Share106.85764,040.04
2026-06-30DSE All Share107.08934,048.8
2026-07-01DSE All Share107.3124,057.22
2026-07-02DSE All Share108.18194,090.11
2026-07-03DSE All Share108.8864,116.73
2026-07-06DSE All Share108.52134,102.94
2026-07-08DSE All Share108.4984,102.06
2026-07-09DSE All Share108.15894,089.24
2026-07-10DSE All Share107.97884,082.43
2026-07-13DSE All Share107.9324,080.66
2026-07-14DSE All Share107.9144,079.98
2026-07-15DSE All Share108.21474,091.35
2026-07-16DSE All Share108.52134,102.94
2026-07-17DSE All Share108.76044,111.98
2026-07-20DSE All Share108.51844,102.83
2026-07-21DSE All Share108.23644,092.17
2026-07-22DSE All Share108.4934,101.87
2026-07-23DSE All Share108.77784,112.64
2026-07-24DSE All Share109.76974,150.14
2026-07-27DSE All Share109.54734,141.73
2026-07-28DSE All Share110.12154,163.44
2026-07-29DSE All Share110.37784,173.13
2026-07-30DSE All Share110.95284,194.87
2026-07-31DSE All Share110.83484,190.41
2026-08-03DSE All Share110.75054,187.22
2026-08-04DSE All Share110.63064,182.69
2026-08-05DSE All Share110.79674,188.97
2026-08-06DSE All Share110.49364,177.51
2026-08-07DSE All Share110.64894,183.38

Read: The rebased paths show the part of the domestic move that the broader headline index does; and does not; capture.

Index scope differs. Neither line is the return of every constituent or of a reader’s portfolio.

The week ahead

A narrow equity tape meets a dated rates test while credit evidence awaits confirmation

Signal

4,183.38 enters Monday after a 0.17% weekly fall and 9,169.71 a 0.49% decline; NMB and CRDB carried 85.4% of TZS 25.77bn turnover.

Why it matters

Only six of 19 comparable counters rose, while the 91-day yield sits about 290bp below the CBR ahead of the verified 12 August bill auction.

What to watch

Whether value broadens; what the 12 August auction changes on the curve; and whether the next data sustain 28.1% credit growth.

Source: DSE · Bank of Tanzania · Edition 9 Aug 2026
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Breadth test

The next sessions test whether a narrow board can reconnect the two indices

Signal

4,183.38 fell 0.17% Friday-to-Friday and 9,169.71 0.49%; six of 19 comparable counters rose while Commercial Services gained 1.86%.

Why it matters

The sector gain did not turn the broader week higher. Wider participation, not one headline move, would strengthen the next index reading.

What to watch

Confirmation: more comparable counters rise and DSEI and TSI align. Weakening evidence: breadth stays thin or the indices keep diverging.

Source: DSE · Edition 9 Aug 2026 · Data verified · interpretation: Medium confidence
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Liquidity test

Two banks set the turnover baseline; distribution is the next evidence

Signal

Five verified sessions carried TZS 25.77bn; NMB and CRDB supplied TZS 22.02bn, or 85.4%, and exceeded 73% in every session.

Why it matters

The total describes available liquidity only after its concentration is visible. Broader value would reduce dependence on two counters.

What to watch

Confirmation: turnover spreads across more names. Weakening evidence: the banks again dominate value even if the total rises.

Source: DSE · Edition 9 Aug 2026 · Data verified · interpretation: Medium confidence
Dated rates catalyst

The 12 August bill auction is the week's cleanest scheduled rates test

Signal

The latest 91-day yield is 3.3472%, about 290bp below the 6.25% CBR; the 182-day is 4.7799% and the 364-day 7.0258%.

Why it matters

Those points remain from 15 July. The verified 12 August auction can update the curve without treating an old result as current pricing.

What to watch

Confirmation or weakening comes from the official result: clearing tenors, weighted yields and the disclosed demand pattern.

Source: Bank of Tanzania · Edition 9 Aug 2026 · Data verified · interpretation: Medium confidence
Credit thesis

Credit acceleration needs persistence and sector detail, not extrapolation

Signal

BoT's July review put June private-credit growth at 28.1%, up from 23.2% in May; headline inflation eased to 4.0% while core rose to 3.7%.

Why it matters

Faster intermediation arrived without a headline-inflation break, but the core measure moved higher. One monthly print cannot settle durability.

What to watch

Confirmation: the next review sustains growth across sectors. Weakening evidence: a reversal or concentration in a narrow lending category.

Source: Bank of Tanzania · Edition 9 Aug 2026 · Data verified · interpretation: Medium confidence
Currency test

The next official sheets test a modest weekly shilling gain and Friday reversal

Signal

BoT's USD/TZS mean fell 0.19% from 2,649.7472 on 31 July to 2,644.7918 on 7 August; Friday alone recorded a 0.03% rise.

Why it matters

The intervals moved in opposite directions. More same-source observations are needed before either becomes a durable currency signal.

What to watch

Confirmation: subsequent official means remain below 31 July. Weakening evidence: the Friday reversal extends beyond one observation.

Source: Bank of Tanzania · Edition 9 Aug 2026 · Data verified · interpretation: Medium confidence
Dated issuer catalyst

NMB's subdivision sequence provides a mechanical liquidity test, not a value signal

Signal

The issuer notice sets 19 August as the final cum-split day, 20 to 21 August for suspension and 24 August for effectiveness and resumption.

Why it matters

A one-for-ten split changes shares outstanding and unit price, not aggregate economic value. Its evidence is order count, spread, depth and turnover.

What to watch

Confirmation: the sequence occurs as notified and participation broadens. Weakening evidence: activity stays concentrated after the reset.

Source: NMB Bank Plc · Edition 9 Aug 2026 · Data as reported · interpretation: Medium confidence
The Ghost

The model book

The Ghost's hypothetical TZS 500m model ledger enters the week at +8.40% since inception at its 7 Aug mark. The observable tests are broader listed-market participation, the official 12 August rates print and the dated NMB mechanics; not trading signals.

Ghost relevance: how today’s rates, FX, gold and inflation read against a hypothetical model-book; educational, not advice.

Open the Ghost tracker → The terrain it reads →

Companies of the week

DSE · weekly move & tape weight to 2026-08-07 · covered names

How these were chosen: not hand-picked; the name that carried the tape, the week’s biggest gain and steepest fall, then the heaviest remaining names. Educational context only; not a recommendation, and never a price target.

How the week changed the terrain

The Ghost · hypothetical model book · educational

The Ghost does not move because a week moved; it updates the model-book risk map. Where the book stands → · The terrain it reads →

Week ahead; what to watch
WhenEventWhy it matters
week of 10 Aug 2026DSE breadth and turnover distributionSix of 19 comparable counters rose, while NMB and CRDB supplied 85.4% of five-session turnover; the next closes test whether breadth and value spread.
12 Aug 2026Bank of Tanzania Treasury-bill auctionThe verified issuance calendar provides the week's dated rates test; the official result will update tenors, weighted yields and disclosed demand.
next BoT Monthly Economic Review · date not announcedNext official private-credit publicationJune private-credit growth accelerated to 28.1% from 23.2% in May; the next report tests persistence and sector distribution.
next BoT publications · dates not announcedNext official FX and reserve publicationsUSD/TZS ended 0.19% lower Friday-to-Friday and import cover stood at 4.4 months; each series requires its own next official observation.
19 to 24 Aug 2026NMB share-subdivision sequenceThe verified issuer milestones provide observable order-count, spread, depth and turnover evidence after the mechanical unit-price change.
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Week-ahead edition; a forward framing of Monday 10 through Friday 14 August 2026, frozen to the Friday verified close (7 Aug 2026). Compiled from public sources for information and education only; not investment advice, a forecast or a recommendation. Equity, index, breadth and turnover figures reconcile to DSE authority files; the TZS 25.77bn weekly turnover is the sum of five verified session tapes. Rates, the 12 August Treasury-bill date and FX use Bank of Tanzania records; credit, inflation, reserves and exports use the July 2026 Bank of Tanzania Monthly Economic Review published on 5 August. NMB dates use the reviewed issuer notice. The current Wire hand-off was read first: its one primary-grade administrative candidate was deliberately omitted because it did not change the selected verified market, macro or dated-catalyst evidence. A verified foreign-flow split and a same-source weekly gold return were unavailable and are not inferred. Undated checkpoints remain explicitly undated. For live levels, see Markets.

Archive; past editions56
Friday's wider advance still depended on three counters for 84.7% of turnoverMonday, 17 August 2026NMB mechanics and a long-bond auction turn last week's gains into tests of market depthSunday, 16 August 2026Both indices rose, but five-session turnover still depended on a few namesSaturday, 15 August 2026Both headline indices accelerated; NMB still carried 66.1% of turnoverFriday, 14 August 2026Both headline indices advanced; NMB still carried 72.5% of turnoverThursday, 13 August 2026Both headline indices fell; two banks still carried 87.6% of turnoverWednesday, 12 August 2026Inflation rose to 4.2%; transport remained the pressure pointTuesday, 11 August 2026An official curve arrives; market depth is the testMonday, 10 August 2026The indices eased, two banks carried the money, and private credit acceleratedSaturday, 8 August 2026Private credit accelerated to 28.1% as the equity tape split againFriday, 7 August 2026DSEI rose, TSI fell as NMB carried 67.2% of turnoverThursday, 6 August 2026Breadth balanced, but CRDB and NMB still carried 73.0% of turnoverWednesday, 5 August 2026The indices barely moved; CRDB and NMB supplied 94.3% of turnoverTuesday, 4 August 2026TZS 30.46bn traded, but TBL carried nearly four shillings in fiveMonday, 3 August 2026Domestic strength enters a breadth test while the next policy and issuer evidence waits on the calendarSunday, 2 August 2026Domestic shares outran the headline index; but two concentrated sessions supplied most of the moneySaturday, 1 August 2026Indices rose, but two banks carried 84.1% of turnoverFriday, 31 July 2026Indices rose, but two banks carried 92.6% of turnoverThursday, 30 July 2026Every domestic index rose, but two banks carried almost nine shillings in tenWednesday, 29 July 2026Money returned, but four counters carried almost eighty-five per cent of the sessionTuesday, 28 July 2026The test week opens: a credit tailwind lands on the banks that sat still through the recordMonday, 27 July 2026A record made on three prints meets its first dated tests; the month-end auction and an FOMC weekSunday, 26 July 2026A record with an asterisk; the All-Share closes at an all-time high in a week more names fell than roseSaturday, 25 July 2026The rise broadens into industrials and services; but CRDB carries more than half the moneyFriday, 24 July 2026The give-back reverses on the heaviest tape in weeks; but three-quarters of it is one Breweries blockThursday, 23 July 2026A second thin give-back leaves the tape 25 points off the high; while the exchange's half-year numbers tell the opposite storyWednesday, 22 July 2026A thin Monday pause nine points under the record, as the rail story hardens from headlines into contractsTuesday, 21 July 2026Monday reopens off Friday's record-adjacent close, into a week with nothing dated on the calendarMonday, 20 July 2026A week with nothing dated on the market calendar; so the question turns to breadth, not dataSunday, 19 July 2026The DSE claws back its early-July dip; up 0.72% on three straight gains, back within a whisker of its recordSaturday, 18 July 2026CRDB supplies 93% of a TZS 55.20bn board while breadth turns negativeFriday, 17 July 2026The crossing did not repeat; turnover falls 28x to TZS 2.71bn and the All-Share gains for the first time in seven sessionsThursday, 16 July 2026CRDB alone was 97% of Tuesday's board; TZS 73.4bn on 27.2m shares as the All-Share eased a sixth sessionWednesday, 15 July 2026Inflation eases to 4.0% in June; the first read after the fuel-subsidy exit and the 50bp hike passes the band testTuesday, 14 July 2026The DSE reopens at 4,082.43 with four declines behind it and the week's two dated events aheadMonday, 13 July 2026Two dated events, one question: what the hurdle rate is, and who pays for the ambitionSunday, 12 July 2026Four sessions, four declines: the DSE gives back a little of its record, and one CRDB crossing carries the tapeSaturday, 11 July 2026The DSE eases in its first full session back as a mild foreign net-selling tilt meets thin breadthFriday, 10 July 2026Saba Saba reframed as a managed trade showcase as the runway to the 17 July Vision 2050 launch clearsThursday, 9 July 2026Saba Saba passes as a shutdown, not a clash: Kariakoo deserted under heavy security as the market reopensWednesday, 8 July 2026Saba Saba day: DSE closed and security deployed across Dar, with a quiet commemoration the base caseTuesday, 7 July 2026Saba Saba eve: rally ban enforced with deployments across Dar as the TPDF warns off protest callsMonday, 6 July 2026Bank of Tanzania lifts the policy rate to 6.25%, the first tightening of the cycleSunday, 5 July 2026DSE All-Share caps a record week at 4,116.73 with a third straight all-time highSaturday, 4 July 2026DSE All-Share extends the record run to 4,090.11 as banks carry the fiscal-year openFriday, 3 July 2026DSE All-Share opens the fiscal year at a record 4,057.22 as domestic counters leadThursday, 2 July 2026Tanzania's record budget and Vision 2050 take legal effect as the execution clock startsWednesday, 1 July 2026Tanzania's record budget and DIRA 2050 take legal effect tomorrow as the fiscal year turnsTuesday, 30 June 2026DIRA 2050's implementation instruments launch today as Tanzania's new fiscal year opensMonday, 29 June 2026Tanzania opens its new fiscal year: DIRA 2050 instruments launch Monday, DSE reopens above 4,000Sunday, 28 June 2026DSE All-Share jumps 2.38% to 4,025 as cross-listed banks outpace the domestic tapeFriday, 26 June 2026Tanzania enters 2026/27 with a record budget and a 25-year horizonThursday, 25 June 2026Vision 2050 launch nears as DIRA planning instruments reach parliamentWednesday, 24 June 2026DIRA 2050 launches 1 July with a $47bn strategic-project spineTuesday, 23 June 2026TZS 62.33tn FY2026/27 budget takes effect 1 JulyMonday, 22 June 2026Samia to launch Vision (Dira) 2050 instruments on 29 JuneSunday, 21 June 2026