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Minister of Finance (Tanzania)

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Minister of Finance
Waziri wa Fedha na Uchumi (Swahili)
since 2021
Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs
StyleHonourable Minister
Member ofCabinet
SeatDar es Salaam, Tanzania
AppointerPresident
Term lengthAt the President's discretion
Websitewww.mof.go.tz

The Minister of Finance is the head of the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs of the Government of Tanzania.

List of ministers

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The following have served the ministry:[1]

Parties

  TANU   CCM

#PortraitMinisterTook officeLeft officePresident
Sir Ernest Vasey (1901-1984)September 1961January 1962Julius Nyerere
Paul Bomani (1925-2005)January 1962September 1965
Amir H. Jamal (1922-1995)September 1965February 1972
Cleopa Msuya (1931-2025)February 1972November 1975
Amir H. JamalNovember 19751977
Edwin Mtei (1932-2026)19771979
Amir H. Jamal19791983
Kighoma Malima19831985
Cleopa Msuya19861989Ali Hassan Mwinyi
Steven Kibona19901993
Kighoma Malima1994
Jakaya Kikwete19941995
Simon Mbilinyi19951996Benjamin Mkapa
Daniel Yona19972000
Basil Mramba200121 December 2005
Zakia Meghji6 January 20067 February 2008Jakaya Kikwete
Mustafa Mkulo13 February 20084 May 2012
William Mgimwa7 May 20121 January 2014
Saada Salum20 January 20145 November 2015
Philip Mpango201531 March 2021John Magufuli
Samia Suluhu
16Mwigulu Nchemba31 March 2021[2]13 November 2025Samia Suluhu

References

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  1. "Miaka 50 ya Uhuru wa Tanzania Bara" (PDF). Ministry of Finance. 2011. Retrieved 2 January 2014.
  2. "President Suluhu reshuffles cabinet". The East African. Retrieved 2021-04-02.