Tanzania's pension funds risk failing to meet obligations

The Controller and Auditor General, Mr Charles Kichere. PHOTO | FILE

By  The Citizen Reporter

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Mwananchi Communications Limited

What you need to know:

  • Mr Kichere says actuarial valuation conducted as of June 2020 showed that PSSSF funding level stood at 22 percent down by 18 percent from 40 percent minimum requirement.

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