Investing in Africa is a wise business decision and a long-term company strategy.

Posted on :Tuesday , 27th December 2022

Now is the best time to make an investment in Africa. However, because overseas investment choices are frequently painstakingly overstructured, investors have not rushed to the region as quickly as expected. An important contributory component is too much risk. However, risks and profits go hand in hand; high-risk undertakings are typically correlated with larger earnings.

Zanzibar signs an agreement to build roads worth Sh537.8 billion

Posted on :Monday , 28th November 2022

Roads of 103.5 kilometres will be built on the islands of Unguja and Pemba.
 

The Zanzibar government has signed a road development contract with Propav, a UK business, in collaboration with Mwananchi Engineering and Construction Ltd, a Tanzanian company (MECCO). The contract calls for the construction of three highways totaling 103.5 kilometres on Unguja and Pemba Islands.

Tanzania's rating improves as a result of the government's efforts to improve the investment climate.

Posted on :Wednesday , 26th October 2022

Earlier in October, Moody's Investors Service upgraded the Government of Tanzania's outlook from stable to positive and reaffirmed the B2 long-term issuer ratings in both foreign and domestic currencies.

According to the rating agency's statement, Tanzania's political risks have decreased as a result of President Samia Suluhu Hassan's administration's new strategy for pro. . .

Tanzania's Dodoma Stadium, the largest stadium in Africa

Posted on :Wednesday , 21st September 2022

Pauline Gekul, the deputy minister for culture, arts, and sports, revealed that the government was ready to begin construction of the proposed Dodoma Stadium. Gekul made the revelation while responding to a question from Innocent Kalogeris, the MP for Morogoro South, in Dodoma.  

The Deputy Minister stated that currently, the government is looking for funding for the pro. . .

East African countries are involved in a USD 8 billion investment agreement.

Posted on :Thursday , 23rd June 2022

From agreements signed during the 2021 African Investment Forum, East African governments would collectively benefit from investments totaling at least USD 8.77 billion in transportation, healthcare, energy, and agriculture, among other areas.

The African Development Bank (AfDB) organised the three-day conference in collaboration with other financial institutions including th. . .