Tanzania’s Amsons Group in $380m investment talks with President Ruto
2025-04-17
The acquisition, valued at approximately $180 million (Sh475 billion), is among the most notable cross-border takeovers by a Tanzanian firm.Continue Reading
Coop Bank on mission to end the financial inclusion divide
2025-04-17
Coop Bank Tanzania (CBT), which began operations in October 2024, is on a mission to drive financial inclusion, particularly for underserved communities, with a strong emphasis on farmers.Continue Reading
Interpreting the 2022 buildings census findings
2025-04-17
According to the data there are 14,348,372 buildings in Tanzania, 10,038,201 (70 percent) of which are in rural areas. That this coincides with the fact that 30 percent of the population in Tanzania is urban.Continue Reading
Mtwara Corridor: LNG alone won’t uplift southern Tanzania
2025-04-17
The proposed $42 billion LNG project is expected to add $8-19 billion annually to GDP until 2045.Continue Reading
Where Kenya outshines Tanzania and Uganda
2025-04-17
Kenya’s democracy, while flawed in many respects, still outperforms Uganda’s and Tanzania’s by far.Continue Reading
How banks are facilitating intra-Africa trade finance and cross-border transactions
2025-04-16
Many businesses, especially small medium enterprises are now able to exploit the vast economic opportunities presented by this new economic framework.Continue Reading
Expression of Interest for Green-based infrastructures
2025-04-16
WeWorld has been working in Tanzania since 2010, in the regions of Njombe, Tanga, Mtwara and Dar es Salaam.Continue Reading
Zanzibar up to showcase Pemba’s untapped potential
2025-04-16
The summit will showcase investment opportunities across key sectors including tourism, agriculture, fisheries, renewable energy and the blue economy.Continue Reading
Zanzibar tourism booms as arrivals rise 15 percent
2025-04-14
Although the growth is slightly under the 800,000 target set, it underscores Zanzibar’s rising appeal as a leading destination in Africa.Continue Reading
Zanzibar tourism surges: Arrivals up 15pc in 2024
2025-04-14
Although the growth is slightly under the 800,000 target set, it underscores Zanzibar’s rising appeal as a leading destination in Africa, driven by increased global connectivity and sustained interest from European markets.Continue Reading
