The Bank of Tanzania has announced the issuance of a 15-year Treasury bond aimed at raising funds for national development and expanding investment opportunities for citizens and other eligible investors.
The bond, identified as Bond No. 701, will be offered through Auction No. 01 scheduled for May 13, 2026.
It will mature on May 14, 2041, making it a long-term investment instrument designed to support major development projects in the country.
The bond carries an attractive fixed coupon rate of 10.75 percent per year, with interest payments to be made twice annually on May 14 and November 14.
This structure provides investors with a stable and predictable income over the life of the investment.
The minimum investment amount has been set at TZS 1,000,000, allowing participation from a wide range of investors including individuals, institutions, and organizations.
The Bank of Tanzania has also encouraged participation from citizens in the East African Community (EAC), Southern African Development Community (SADC), as well as Tanzanians living in the diaspora.
The Bank of Tanzania Bank of Tanzania said the Treasury bond is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the country’s financial system and mobilize domestic resources for development.
The funds raised through such government securities are used to support key national priorities, including infrastructure development, social services, and economic growth initiatives.
Officials noted that Treasury bonds also play an important role in deepening Tanzania’s capital markets by increasing investment opportunities and encouraging a culture of saving among citizens.
They further help the government manage liquidity in the economy while providing secure investment options for the public.
For ordinary citizens, the bond presents an opportunity to invest safely while earning steady returns over a long period.
Financial experts also highlight that such long-term government securities are low-risk compared to many other investment options, making them suitable for individuals looking to preserve and grow their wealth over time.
The Bank has continued to improve access to government securities through digital platforms and licensed financial institutions, ensuring that more Tanzanians can take part in national investment opportunities without facing complex procedures.
Citizens and investors interested in participating in the auction are encouraged to obtain detailed information through official channels or visit the Bank of Tanzania website at Bank of Tanzania.
As the government continues to implement its development agenda, instruments such as Treasury bonds remain an important tool in financing national priorities while also empowering citizens to become active participants in the country’s economic growth.
