TANZANIA RAISES FUEL PRICES, TAXES IN BUDGET
  The Tanzanian government, in its
  second annual budget since embarking on an economic recovery
  program inspired by the International Monetary Fund, announced
  increases in fuel prices and sales tax and higher levies on
  government services.
      Finance Minister Cleopa Msuya said regular petrol would go
  up 52 pct, with similar increases in the cost of premium and
  kerosene. Diesel would rise by 75 pct.
      Msuya said the government expected to spend 77.33 billion
  shillings in the financial year 1987/8, 39 pct more than this
  year's estimate. Revenue would provide 48.84 billion shillings,
  leaving a deficit of 28.49 billion to be financed through
  domestic and foreign loans.
  

