Dar es Salaam. The Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) has announced 500 job vacancies for qualified Tanzanians, in a move aimed at strengthening the fight against corruption at the district level across the country. According to the announcement posted on PCCB’s social media platforms, with a deadline of May 3, 2026, the anti-corruption...
Dar es Salaam. The Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) has announced 500 job vacancies for qualified Tanzanians, in a move aimed at strengthening the fight against corruption at the district level across the country. According to the announcement posted on PCCB’s social media platforms, with a deadline of May 3, 2026, the anti-corruption...
Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL), the national carrier, is on a steady path toward financial recovery and is projecting to reach break-even point by the year 2027. The airline’s management has expressed confidence in the trajectory being shaped by rising revenues and improved operational consistency across its network. Dar es Salaam. Air Tanzania Company Limited...
Tanzania took a firm and prominent stance on ocean governance this week, calling on Indian Ocean nations to unite in defending one of the world’s most strategically and ecologically important bodies of water. The call came during the 9th Indian Ocean Conference, held from April 10 to 12, 2026, in Port Louis, Mauritius — a...
Tanzania is pushing for sweeping reforms in companies where it holds minority stakes as part of a broader strategy to accelerate economic growth and meet its long-term development targets. The government has issued eight strategic directives aimed at improving efficiency, transparency and profitability in partially state-owned companies, as it seeks to strengthen public investment outcomes...
As Tanzania navigates the mid-2020s, the nation finds itself at a pivotal juncture of economic and structural transformation. Having successfully attained lower-middle-income status, the government is now laying the groundwork for the next quarter-century of growth. Driven by massive infrastructure rollouts, aggressive investment promotion, and sweeping policy reforms, Tanzania’s development agenda is shifting from mere...
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania has strengthened its position as an attractive destination for mining investment after ranking 34th out of 68 jurisdictions worldwide in the Fraser Institute’s Annual Survey of Mining Companies 2025. The improvement is driven largely by its strong mineral potential and gradual improvements in the policy environment. The survey, which is widely used...
The Tanzanian government has announced a series of measures aimed at stabilising the country’s cocoa industry after a steep decline in prices unsettled farmers and industry stakeholders. Authorities say the price drop is largely driven by developments in the global cocoa market rather than domestic factors. However, officials are working with stakeholders to introduce strategies...
Tanzania is undergoing a profound digital transformation that is fundamentally reshaping how the government delivers services, administers justice, and manages public finances. Driven by the National Digital Economy Strategy (2024–2034) and Vision 2050, the country is leveraging Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to eliminate bureaucracy, enhance transparency, and foster inter-institutional coordination. Transforming the Justice and...
Tanzania is undergoing a profound digital transformation that is fundamentally reshaping how the government delivers services, administers justice, and manages public finances. Driven by the National Digital Economy Strategy (2024–2034) and Vision 2050, the country is leveraging Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to eliminate bureaucracy, enhance transparency, and foster inter-institutional coordination. Transforming the Justice and...