The economic situation in Tanzania has improved.

Tanzania is not an industrialized country and relies mostly on agriculture and its natural resources for economic income. Agriculture, mining, tourism, and services are crucial for Tanzania's economy.

The agricultural sector plays a fundamental role in Tanzania's economy, accounting for over 25% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

Production of crops such as coffee, tea, rice, maize, and tobacco are among the important agricultural activities in the country.

Additionally, Tanzania is the largest producer of diamonds in Africa.

The extractive industries also play a significant role in Tanzania's economy.

The country has rich mineral resources, including gold, silver, nickel, iron, and coal.

These industries serve as a major source of export revenue for Tanzania.

Furthermore, tourism has grown significantly in Tanzania.

The natural beauty, national parks, and abundant landscapes attract tourists from around the world to visit Tanzania.

This important economic industry provides a source of income and employment for the country.  However, Tanzania still faces challenges such as poverty and economic inequality.

Developing the service sector and more profitable and innovative industries can contribute to improving the country's economic conditions.