Tanzania seeks fresh investors in growth bid
Tanzania is courting investment in transport, logistics and technology as it seeks the next phase of growth. Lennox Yieke reports.
Tanzania is courting investment in transport, logistics and technology as it seeks the next phase of growth. Lennox Yieke reports.
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The infrastructure investment platform Africa50, which hosts its general shareholders' meeting in Dar es Salaam in August, has committed to a range of projects in Tanzania, reports Lennox Yieke.