Tanzania’s US$8.8 Billion World Bank Portfolio: What It Means for Businesses
DAR ES SALAAM — Tanzania’s development partnership with the World Bank represents a potential source of opportunities for local contractors, suppliers, consultants and service providers, as public projects create demand for goods, skills and infrastructure-related services. Finance Minister Khamis Mussa Omar said on October 12 that...
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Tanzania’s Economy Has Been Recalculated — What the New Numbers Mean for Business
DAR ES SALAAM — Tanzania’s combined nominal gross domestic product (GDP) reached TZS243.35 trillion in 2025 following a revision of the country’s national accounts, giving businesses and investors an updated picture of the size and structure of the economy. The...
From Farm to Factory: What Tanzanian Agribusinesses Can Learn From Japan
DAR ES SALAAM — Fourteen Tanzanian agricultural entrepreneurs are set to explore farming technology and value-addition practices in Japan under...
Can Tanzania’s Startups Find the Capital to Scale Beyond the Idea Stage?
DAR ES SALAAM — Tanzania’s startup sector is attracting increasing investor interest, but turning promising business ideas into companies capable...
Ruvuma’s Coffee Industry: Can Local Businesses Capture More Value From Every Bean?
SONGEA — Tanzania’s coffee industry has an opportunity to generate greater value for producing communities by expanding investment in processing,...
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DSE Loses Nearly TZS299 Billion in Market Value: What Investors Should Watch
DAR ES SALAAM — The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) recorded a decline...
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