Can Tanzania become an upper-middle income country?
Tanzania has a blueprint to grow its economy tenfold by 2050, but faces multiple entrenched challenges if it is to prove realistic.
Tanzania has a blueprint to grow its economy tenfold by 2050, but faces multiple entrenched challenges if it is to prove realistic.
Tanzania's energy minister Deogratius Ndejembi says partnerships with the private sector are helping to electrify the country.
Surging gold prices and interest in the country's critical minerals reserves are driving a renewed focus on Tanzanian mining, writes Lennox Yieke.
The bank is pivoting to retail banking and SME lending while backing major projects such as the East African Crude Oil Pipeline.
The Standard Gauge Railway and a billion dollar UAE-backed plan to modernise the ports are intended to position Tanzania as a transport hub.
From mining to media, banking, retail and commodities, Tanzania has produced a crop of major entrepreneurs. African Business introduces them.
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