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. . .

Samia: Tanzania gearing up to connect countries through rail, road

Posted on :Thursday , 26th May 2022

Tanzania is ready for regional integration and is in the process of completing road and railway networks with the goal of linking neighbouring countries,  

hence contributing to continental integration efforts, President Samia Suluhu Hassan has said.

Connecting Africa

However, the country will need more external funding to finance the construction of the next. . .

Roads, railways and bridges: The changing face of East Africa's cities

Posted on :Tuesday , 17th May 2022

In East Africa's major cities, the skyline is changing. From the ageing buildings, potholed roads and chaotic transport systems, a new order is emerging. New skyscrapers have sprouted and big-ticket transport infrastructure networks are in the works.

In Nairobi, East Africa's business and financial hub, a tolled 27km expressway has been launched, giving hope to commuters who . . .