DAR ES SALAAM, Dec. 30 -- WITH 2026 on the horizon, global stakeholders are recalibrating strategies to address potential economic disruptions. This highlights policy changes, market dynamics and geopolitical developments could collectively redefine growth patterns and investment priorities.

Unlike previous eras, todays economic unpredictability stems not only from traditional cyclical fluctuations and political rivalries but also from technological disruptions, shifting geopolitical alliances and unforeseen catastrophic events.

These so-called black swan events, though improbable, carry profound economic consequences, with the potential to fundamentally alter national economies, political systems and international norms, challenging po...