In a notable economic shift, Tanzania witnessed a surge in its exports of goods and services, with figures reaching $12.76 billion in June 2023—a substantial leap from the $11.004 billion reported during the same timeframe in the previous year. This remarkable expansion can be attributed to the nation’s non-traditional exports, as highlighted in the Bank...
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Countdown to Transformation: DART project phase four launches next month.
Commencement of the Phase Four of the Dar es Salaam Rapid Transit Agency (DART) Project is set for September this year, marking a significant step forward in the city’s transportation infrastructure. Tanzania Road Agency (TANROADS) Project Manager for BRT Projects, Engineer Barakael Mmari, unveiled this information on Tuesday during a joint inspection with experts from...
Update on Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg: Collaborative Fight Event and Livestream Revealed
In a surprising announcement, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg’s foundations, not the UFC, are set to oversee a groundbreaking fight. The highly anticipated event will be available for live stream on both the designated platform and Meta. A unique twist to this spectacle is that the entire camera frame will mimic the backdrop of ancient...
Noble Helium Limited prepares for helium Gas Extraction in Tanzania’s North Rukwa Project.
Noble Helium Limited is in the final stages of preparations to commence helium gas extraction at the North Rukwa project in Tanzania in the second half of September, as planned, following the rig’s departure from the UK. The Marriot Drillmec HH102 #16, originating from the UK, was loaded onto the MV Bohwa Tsingtao ship, which...
Remarkable economic revival: BoT report reveals surging foreign reserves in June 2023
In June 2023, Tanzania’s balance of trade saw a shortfall of $4.86 billion, a notable contrast from the $3.398 billion deficit registered in the corresponding period of June 2022. The driving factor behind this discrepancy, as outlined in the Bank of Tanzania’s (BoT) Monthly Economic Review for June 2023, lies primarily in escalated import expenditures....
Tanzania’s Police Chief issues strong warning against unrest amid port investment Dispute.
Tanzania’s Inspector General of Police (IGP), Camillus Wambura, has issued a stark caution against potential disturbances in the wake of a port investment dispute. The warning comes as tensions rise following a court ruling that upheld an investment contract involving DP World, a Dubai-based company, and a subsequent call for protests by some dissenting parties....
Tanzania’s Largest Industrial Park Set to Create Over 600,000 Jobs, Fueling Economic Growth.
In the heart of Tanzania’s Kibaha district, a transformative endeavour is shaping up to redefine the nation’s economic landscape. The Industrial Park, known as the Sitotan Industrial Park, is poised to become the country’s largest industrial park, with the potential to generate over 600,000 jobs and catalyze growth across multiple sectors. Already attracting investments from...
Tanzania’s High court clears the way for DP World port investment
Landmark Decision Dismisses Legal Challenge Against Tanzania’s Port Investment Deal. In a significant legal ruling today, August 10, 2023, the High Court of the Mbeya region in Tanzania has dismissed a case that contested the implementation of an investment agreement between the government of the United Republic of Tanzania and DP World, a company based...
Tanzania’s real estate sector reawakens amidst pandemic recovery.
Tanzania’s real estate realm has exhibited a steady rebound from the hurdles posed by the pandemic, as demonstrated by a noteworthy uptick in the occupancy rates of commercial properties. This resurgence serves as a testament to the gradual recovery of businesses from the pandemic’s impact. In its most recent Financial Stability Report, freshly issued this...
Navigating Challenges: Tanzania’s Economy Shows Resilience Amidst Global Uncertainties.
Despite facing challenges such as tightened global financial conditions, climate-related concerns, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and the lingering impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, a recent report underscores that Tanzania’s economy remains moderately exposed to risks. The Financial Stability Report, released by the Bank of Tanzania (BoT), attributes this moderate risk profile to a robust...