IMF Report: Tanzania’s Economic Growth Projected to Reach $136 Billion GDP by 2028
According to a recent report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Tanzania’s economy is on track to achieve an…
The Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project is Now 90% Complete While Conserving the Environment – What Should We Expect Next?
As the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) reached 91.72 per cent of implementation, while it is expected to start…
Tanzania Streamlines Investment Process Lures $1.1 Billion in Strategic Projects
Nestled on Africa’s eastern coast, Tanzania blazes a trail of economic prosperity, its recent developments charting a robust course…
Zanzibar’s Eco-Tourism Summit in February 2024 Paving the Way for Sustainable Island Tourism
Zanzibar, the enchanting Island off the coast of Tanzania, has long been known for its stunning beaches, rich history,…
No More Guesswork: Harvest Data Goes Digital, Will it Boost Tanzania’s Economy?
For decades, Tanzania’s agricultural sector, the backbone of the economy and the livelihood for millions, has relied on guesswork…
Africa’s Debt Crisis Report: IMF Releases List of Top Ten African Countries with the Highest Debts
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently released a list of top ten African countries with the highest debts, drawing…
Tanzania Secures $1B Deals with Australia, US in Critical Minerals Push
In a move that underscores Tanzania’s growing importance in the global critical minerals market, the country has recently inked…
Fungoni and Tajiri: Tanzania’s Promising Heavy Mineral Sands Projects
This week, I embarked on a journey to explore two of Tanzania’s promising heavy mineral sand projects: Fungoni and Tajiri.…
Stopping the Money Drain: Tackling Illicit Financial Flows in Tanzania
A Short Summary: A massive outflow of funds is robbing African nations of the resources they need to invest in…
Transformative Education: ASE’s Arrival in Silicon Zanzibar Sparks a Beacon of Hope
In a groundbreaking move, The African School of Economics (ASE) has set its sights on Silicon Zanzibar, marking a…
