Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project: A Century of Ambition and Tanzania’s Next Economic Test
The Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project, 2,115 MW across nine turbines on the Rufiji River, traces bac...
The Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project, 2,115 MW across nine turbines on the Rufiji River, traces bac...
Dar es Salaam's evolution from Tanzania's largest city into a continental trade platform connecting ...
Dar es Salaam's water supply is drawn more than 90 percent from the Ruvu River system, which experie...
East Africa recorded a 24.3 percent jump in departure seats to 46.5 million in 2026, outpacing every...
Dar es Salaam’s BRT reveals a hard economic truth for East Africa. Mass transit does not fail beca...
East Africa's road-building boom is bigger and more layered than a single flagship project per count...
Tanzania is building a modern, electrified standard gauge railway network of 2,561 kilometres, along...
Tanzania is running ten major infrastructure projects at once, across rail, energy, ports, aviation,...
Tanzania's infrastructure boom is producing assets faster than it is producing the engineers capable...
Kenya has awarded a Ksh 375.4 billion USD 2.9 billion design-and-build contract to a CCCC-led consor...
Infrastructure projects are often discussed in Africa as though they are isolated construction stori...
Tanzania has spent decades and trillions of shillings building roads and transport infrastructure wh...