Isack Safari
Dr. Isack Safari is an economist at Saint Augustine University of Tanzania who focuses on product innovation within the beverage industry. He observes the growing consumer demand for healthier beverages and the need for manufacturers to adapt to these evolving preferences.
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Dr. Isack Safari highlighted a shift towards selective, deeper integration within the EAC.
Samia-Museveni talks signal a new era of ‘selective integration’
Tanzania· 2026-02-09
Dr Isack Safari of Saint Augustine University of Tanzania warned that although current ratios are within acceptable limits, the pace of borrowing is a concern.
E.Africa to spend $23 billion on debt servicingTanzania· 2025-06-17
An economist at Saint Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT), Dr Isack Safari, noted that while the current indicators may seem comfortable, the direction of borrowing raises concerns about future sustainability.
Budget debate: Key focus areas for lawmakersTanzania· 2025-06-15
Dr Isack Safari from Saint Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT) pointed to the absence of a compelling regional investment brand.
Mbeya and Tanga: Economic heavyweights left behind in Tanzania's investment raceTanzania· 2025-06-01
Dr Isack Safari from Saint Augustine University of Tanzania pointed to the absence of a compelling regional investment brand.
Tanga, Mbeya face investment disconnect despite potentialTanzania· 2025-05-30Dr Isack Safari from Saint Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT) said although fewer people are making digital savings transactions, the increase in value suggests a shift in savings behaviour amongst Tanzanians.
Digital credit hits Sh4.22 trillion as borrower demand soarsTanzania· 2025-04-02
Dr Isack Safari of Saint Augustine University of Tanzania observed that the Southern Highlands’ inflation spike was tied to growing demand for housing and utilities.
Revealed: Regions with the highest, lowest inflation in TanzaniaTanzania· 2025-03-23Dr Isack Safari pointed out that the rising costs of rent, utilities, and wages in Dar es Salaam have made the city increasingly expensive for businesses.
Industrial output: The zone giving Dar a run for its moneyTanzania· 2025-03-21Dr Isack Safari noted that shifting consumer preferences toward healthier beverage options have prompted manufacturers to adapt.
Why beverage industry remains the backbone of Tanzania’s manufacturing sectorTanzania· 2025-03-19