AFRIPRISE 640 ▼ 5.19%CRDB 2,650 ▼ 1.12%DCB 445 ▼ 2.20%DSE 6,590 ▼ 0.45%EABL 5,590 ▼ 0.18%JATU 265 ◆ 0.00%JHL 8,650 ◆ 0.00%KA 115 ◆ 0.00%KCB 1,910 ▼ 0.52%MBP 1,850 ▼ 0.54%MCB 485 ▼ 14.16%MKCB 3,960 ▼ 1.98%MUCOBA 450 ▼ 2.17%NICO 3,700 ◆ 0.00%NMB 17,130 ▲ 1.48%NMG 260 ◆ 0.00%PAL 345 ▼ 2.82%SWALA 450 ◆ 0.00%SWIS 2,750 ▲ 7.00%TBL 10,170 ◆ 0.00%TCC 12,330 ◆ 0.00%TCCL 3,480 ▲ 8.07%TOL 1,410 ▼ 0.70%TPCC 6,070 ▼ 0.98%TTP 460 ▼ 2.13%USL 35 ◆ 0.00%VODA 980 ▲ 8.29%YETU 510 ◆ 0.00%AFRIPRISE 640 ▼ 5.19%CRDB 2,650 ▼ 1.12%DCB 445 ▼ 2.20%DSE 6,590 ▼ 0.45%EABL 5,590 ▼ 0.18%JATU 265 ◆ 0.00%JHL 8,650 ◆ 0.00%KA 115 ◆ 0.00%KCB 1,910 ▼ 0.52%MBP 1,850 ▼ 0.54%MCB 485 ▼ 14.16%MKCB 3,960 ▼ 1.98%MUCOBA 450 ▼ 2.17%NICO 3,700 ◆ 0.00%NMB 17,130 ▲ 1.48%NMG 260 ◆ 0.00%PAL 345 ▼ 2.82%SWALA 450 ◆ 0.00%SWIS 2,750 ▲ 7.00%TBL 10,170 ◆ 0.00%TCC 12,330 ◆ 0.00%TCCL 3,480 ▲ 8.07%TOL 1,410 ▼ 0.70%TPCC 6,070 ▼ 0.98%TTP 460 ▼ 2.13%USL 35 ◆ 0.00%VODA 980 ▲ 8.29%YETU 510 ◆ 0.00%

Bonds & Fixed Income

Understanding Government Bonds and Treasury Bills in Tanzania

By admin · July 8, 2026 · in Bonds & Fixed Income, Personal Finance

Not every investor wants the ups and downs of shares. Government securities — Treasury bills and bonds issued by the Bank of Tanzania — offer predictable, lower-risk returns.

The DSE also lists bonds on its secondary market, so you can buy and sell before maturity.

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