Tanzania's current account deficit narrowed 56.6 percent in the year to November, helped by a surge in earnings from tourism and gold exports and a decline in imports, its central bank said on Thursday.
The gap narrowed to $1.95 billion in the 12 months to November from $4.49 billion in the same pe
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