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Completion of Phase 2 for Sh204.4B Solar Project Expected in 17 Months

Lazaro Twange, Managing Director of Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco), made the news yesterday, July 27, 2026, at a contract-signing event to initiate the second phase of the project. Expanding the solar power facility, building a water delivery system, and building a dispensary are all part of the Sh204.4 billion project. After a 24-month defects liability period, the project's second phase will be implemented over the course of 17.... Read more »

Posted on : Tuesday , 4th August 2026

A 163 Billion Dollar Initiative to Alleviate Dodoma'S Water Scarcity

Construction on the 163.5 billion dollar Farkwa Dam is planned to start in October of this year, providing a long-term solution to Dodoma's ongoing water problems. By offering a dependable and sustainable water supply, the project is anticipated to improve water security in the city and its environs. It is anticipated that the dam, which will be built in the Chemba District, will support domestic consumption, institutions, economic.... Read more »

Posted on : Tuesday , 4th August 2026

Tanzania backs push to accelerate Africa’s industrial growth

Tanzania has joined other African nations in promoting quicker industrial growth through enhanced financial access, more robust trade and investment ties, and increased economic cooperation throughout the continent. Tanzania's delegation is being led by Deputy Minister for Finance Mshamu Ali Munde, who is representing Finance Minister Ambassador Khamis Mussa Omar at the 9th Joint Meeting of the African Union (AU) Specialised Technical.... Read more »

Posted on : Tuesday , 4th August 2026

Tanzania Invests TSh 40 Billion in Road Lighting Ahead of AFCON 2027

Tanzania is strengthening its preparations for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations through a TSh 40 billion investment in road lighting across Dar es Salaam and Arusha, reinforcing its commitment to world-class infrastructure and sustainable urban development. The project, which will enhance lighting along important roads routed between airports, arenas, hotels, commercial centers, and other key areas that will accommodate players, officials,.... Read more »

Posted on : Tuesday , 4th August 2026

Consortium Steps Up to Challenge China's Rare Earth Dominance with Kenyan Venture

Critical Metals Corporation, serving as the lead party for the Mrima Earth Consortium, has successfully advanced to the final stage of the Kenyan government's competitive tender process for the development rights to the high-value Mrima Hill rare earth and niobium project located in Kwale County. Selected as one of three final U.S. contenders from an initial pool of seven international bidders, the consortium is well-positioned to secure this.... Read more »

Posted on : Tuesday , 4th August 2026

Wood Industry in Kenya Powers a New Wave of Green Growth

Kenya’s expanding wood products sector is creating new opportunities for sustainable tree growing, local processing and value addition. Agroforestry systems involving grevillea, eucalyptus and fruit trees are providing farmers with timber, fuelwood and income, while also contributing to soil conservation and landscape restoration. The development of sustainable wood value chains could create jobs, strengthen local industries and support.... Read more »

Posted on : Friday , 31st July 2026

Tanzania Strengthens Energy Infrastructure to Drive Industrial Growth

As the nation initiates the implementation of Vision 2050, the government is intensifying its investments in electricity generation, natural gas infrastructure, transmission networks, and renewable energy. TANZANIA is steadily identifying energy as the key driver for its upcoming development phase. The goal is not only to satisfy the increasing demand but also to establish a basis for industrialization, investment, job creation, and.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 30th July 2026

Tanzania's TZS 1.8 Trillion Healthcare Budget For 2026–2027 Supports The Country's Efforts To Achieve 80% Self-Sufficiency In Drug Manufacturing By 2030

For the 2026–2027 fiscal year, Tanzania's Minister of Health, Mohamed Mchengerwa, presented a TZS 1.8 trillion budget, of which TZS 1.15 trillion (64%) was allocated to development. The budget supports the ongoing implementation of universal health insurance, a new TZS 1.2 trillion Muhimbili National Hospital, and a pharmaceutical manufacturing initiative aimed at achieving 80% self-sufficiency in healthcare goods by 2030. In May 2026, in.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 6th July 2026

Proparco to Work With Tibu Health To Improve Kenyan Healthcare Access

Proparco is pleased to announce that Tibu Health, a Kenyan healthtech start-up, will receive funding. The money, awarded through the Bridge Fund by Digital Africa facility, will help expedite the development of its proximity integrated clinics and enhance access to healthcare for marginalized populations. Jason Carmichael founded Tibu Health, a Kenyan start-up focused on providing accessible and reasonably priced basic healthcare, in 2020..... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 6th July 2026

Tanzania Launches an Electric Reach Stacker Built in China

A Chinese-made electric reach stacker was officially handed over in Dar es Salaam on Monday, marking its first entry into the Tanzanian market and the operational launch of this new-energy logistics equipment in the country. The equipment has been purchased by Azam Inland Container Depot, a subsidiary of Bakhresa Group. The Group’s Chief Executive Officer, Ali Mukadam, said the investment demonstrates the company’s commitment to.... Read more »

Posted on : Wednesday , 1st July 2026

Kenya and South Africa are stepping up their industrial collaboration, trade, and investment as they position themselves to spearhead Africa's economic transition

Speaking at the South Africa-Kenya Business Meeting in Midrand, Johannesburg, President Cyril Ramaphosa and President William Ruto of Kenya urged greater cooperation between the continent's top economies, stating that infrastructure development, integrated value chains, and increased intra-African trade are essential to Africa's future growth. According to President Ramaphosa, bilateral trade between South Africa and Kenya continues to.... Read more »

Posted on : Wednesday , 1st July 2026

TISEZA Unveils Four New Special Economic Zones as Q4 2025 Investments Double to $3.16 Billion

The Tanzania Investment and Special Economic Zones Authority registered 278 projects worth USD 3.16 billion in Q4 2025, more than double the USD 1.57 billion recorded the previous year, with 71,412 employment predicted and China dominating foreign direct investment at USD 950 million. The bulletin also establishes four Special Economic Zones in Bagamoyo, Kibaha, Dodoma, and Kahama, totalling over 2,100 hectares, as well as two Dar es Salaam.... Read more »

Posted on : Wednesday , 1st July 2026

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