Press release distribution to media list in Tanzania; media consumption and economic outlook
Dodoma, Tanzania — (AfricaNewswire.net) — Press releases are affordable and reliable ways for businesses or institutions to get immediate exposure for their new services or products. They can play a significant role in promoting a business or getting a message to Tanzania’s decision makers and the public at large. A business may have the best product or service on the market, but it will not get far if no one knows about it. Here is where the power of a well-crafted press release comes into play. Distributing press releases to the right media will help create awareness and help boost sales and build credibility.
Taking advantage of huge media news coverage will help any enterprise reach a huge percentage of the Tanzania population. Tanzania, a country with more than 61 million people in 2021, can offer an excellent market for launching a new business or service.
Deciding the best media for distributing a press release can be a daunting task but this should not a worrying factor as there are press distribution companies that can offer help. According to statistics, Tanzania’s population consume news in varied ways.
91% Listen to radio
41% Watch TV
22% Read Newspaper
62% Have Mobile phones
3% Use other forms of internet access
Although the number of radio listeners is the highest in the country, most people use their mobile phones to listen to radio, read newspapers and watch TV. Social media platforms have also become very popular in the country; thus, most media houses also use social media to reach their audience.
The use of mobile phones and radio to access news is expected to increase significantly due to the increase in internet and smartphone penetration in the country. Here is a list of the most popular media houses in Tanzania.
Tanzania Media Lists
Radio Stations in Tanzania
+255 Global Radio
Bethel Radio
Bomba FM Radio
Boresha Radio
CG FM Radio
Choice FM
Clouds FM
East Africa Radio
Gospel Clinic Radio
Jibu Radio
Lutheran Radio Center
Mbeya Highlands FM
Parapanada Radio
Radio 5 FM
Radio Farafa FM
Radio Free Africa
Radio Kicheko
Radio Kwizera
Radio Maarifa
Radio Maria Tanzania
Radio Tumaini FM
Radio Uhai
Radio Uhuru
RadioOne
Safari Radio FM
Sauti ya Injil
Shalom Radio Arusha
Standard Radio TZ
Street One Radio
Supa Dupa FM
TBC Taifa
Times FM
Tzgospel
Voice of Tanzania-Zanzibar
Wasafi FM
TV Stations In Tanzania
Abood TV
Al Itrah Broadcasting Network Television (IBN TV)
Barmedas TV
C2C TV
Clouds Tv
Coastal Television Network
CTN TV\Capital TV
Dar es Salaam Television
East Africa Television (EATV)
East Africa Tv
Independent Television
Kwanza TV
MAHAASIN TV
Mambo Tv Swahili
Milimani TV
Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation
Televishini ya Taifa (TVT)
Tumainini TV
TV E
TVZ (TV Zanzibar)
Wasafi Tv
Tanzania newspaper and magazines
Business Time
Citizen
Daily News
Dar 24
Focus Media
Global publishers
Guardian
Habari leo
Indepenent Television
IPP Media
Jamuhuri
Mbongo 5
Millard Ayo
Mpekuzi
Mtanzania
MwanaHalisi Online
Mwanaspoti
Star TV
Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation
Zanzi News
Tanzania Economic Outlook
With a population of over 61 million people, Tanzania is located in East Africa, neighbouring Uganda, Kenya, Burundi, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Zambia and Mozambique. With a size of 365,756 sq Mil (947,303sq KM), it is the 13th largest country in Africa and the 31st largest country globally.
In 2020 Tanzania had a GDP of 63.4 Billion USD, and it is expected to grow to over 65 Billion USD by the end of the year 2021. Before the Corona virus pandemic, Tanzania had an economic growth of 6.8% in 2019, but this reduced to 2.1% in 2020 when the pandemic hit the country. Despite the harsh living condition caused by the pandemic, the inflation rate fell from 3.5% to 3.3% in 2020, partly due to a steady decline in food prices.
A stable political environment and intervention by the Bank of Tanzania have helped to maintain a stable exchange rate. In 2021 the economic growth has been seen to start recovering, with the first half of the year reaching 4.1% economic growth. Tanzanian cultural change has also helped to grow the economy where most people are moving from socialism to capitalism economic systems.
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