After a decade-long hiatus, Tanzania has announced a significant natural gas discovery, reigniting momentum in its energy sector. The find,
Tanzania expects the private sector to finance approximately 70 per cent of its TZS89.3 trillion National Development Plan for the
Buying shares in a bank in another African country or investing in the continent’s growing technology industry has not always
Tanzania’s startup ecosystem has grown from 247 active startups in 2020 to more than 1,300 in 2026, supporting thousands of
As Tanzania implements its long-term economic roadmap under Dira 2050, the country faces a significant structural challenge. Central to achieving
Public health emergencies rarely remain confined to hospitals. Their consequences extend to workplaces, transport networks, markets and households, threatening livelihoods
Tanzania has announced plans to expand employment opportunities for women and young people by increasing investment in deep-sea fishing and
Tanzania’s economy is now worth TSh243.3 trillion on paper, but the revision doesn’t mean businesses are suddenly earning more or
Five years ago, Tanzania’s mining sector was a footnote in its economic story, a resource rich in promise but light on delivery.
In Tanzania’s northwest, near the shores of Lake Victoria, the ground beneath Geita glitters with gold. It has drawn thousands
Tanzania will host one of the year’s major global diplomatic events as Arusha welcomes the from 5 to 9 October
Tanzania’s development agenda has entered a new phase. With Vision 2025 concluding in June 2026, the government has begun implementing
When Tanganyika achieved independence in December 1961, Japan was among the earliest sovereign nations to extend formal diplomatic recognition. Over
