Tanzania, July 9 -- Dar es Salaam. Tanzania continues to bear the economic consequences of the post-election violence, with recurring fears of protests disrupting business activities, reducing productivity and undermining investor confidence.

The unrest, which erupted in several parts of the country on October 29, 2025, resulted in loss of life, destruction of property and significant economic damage.

A Commission of Inquiry chaired by retired Chief Justice Mohamed Chande Othman estimated the total economic loss at Sh125 billion.

According to the commission, 518 people died during the violence, most from gunshot wounds. Private sector losses accounted for the largest share, estimated at Sh89 billion, affecting businesses, commercial ba...