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Tanzania Gold Reserves Hit $3.8 Billion in De-Dollarization Push
Tanzania's gold reserves reached $3.8 billion as the Bank of Tanzania accumulated 27.5 tonnes of gold, accounting for over 60% of the country's foreign-exchange reserves. The central bank purchased 28 tonnes of gold over 18 months through mid-2026 as part of a de-dollarization program.
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