Tanzania Launches New Industrial Policy, Targeting Microchips, Vehicle and Defence Manufacturing
Tanzania has identified semiconductor production, vehicle manufacturing, defence equipment, industri...
Tanzania has identified semiconductor production, vehicle manufacturing, defence equipment, industri...
Tanzania has invested about TZS 700 billion in Mtumba Government City, bringing 26 ministry building...
Evidence from the World Bank, OECD and decades of cross country research shows that merit based publ...
Tanzania is growing faster than Kenya in percentage terms, but Kenya’s larger economic base means ...
Police data do not show a city overwhelmed by violent crime. But rising anxiety over phone and bag t...
Tanzania needs $3.6 trillion in cumulative investment between 2026 and 2050 to deliver Dira 2050 and...
Tanzania's foreign exchange challenge is ultimately a production challenge. As Dira 2050 enters its ...
Tanzania's newly launched Long Term Perspective Plan 2026/27–2050/51 targets a US$1 trillion econo...
This opinion piece argues that East African governments have allowed borrowing to become a substitut...
The import price premium that African consumers pay for manufactured goods, vehicles, refrigerators,...
Tanzania’s mining sector is no longer governed by the old investment bargain in which capital, lic...
The question of whether Tanzania or Kenya can become East Africa's Singapore is asked frequently and...