Puma Energy plans to expand its operations by broadening its distribution network and increasing the range of products offered
This triumph marks RS Berkane's third CAF Confederation Cup title, reinforcing their status as a formidable force in African club football
The Tanzanian government’s decision to introduce gold coins and expand access to mining finance is more than just an economic policy; it is a transformative step toward inclusive prosperity.
By engaging with a top-tier international logistics player, Tanzania is sending a strong message: the country is open for business — and serious about infrastructure-led growth.
Led by Prime Minister, Kassim Majaliwa, the Tanzanian delegation included senior officials such as the Treasury Registrar, Mr Nehemiah Mchechu, who presented a forward-looking vision of a nation actively opening
Tanzania has launched a new strategy to boost local processing of critical minerals like lithium, graphite, and nickel, aiming to reduce raw exports and drive industrial growth. Led by Minister
Tanzania has reinforced its commitment to clean and affordable energy with the commissioning of a large-scale Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Mother Station in Dar es Salaam—an infrastructure milestone described by
The Office of the Treasury Registrar (OTR) has collected Sh749 billion in non-tax revenues as of May 7, 2025—equivalent to 67 percent of its annual target—driven by structural reforms, enhanced
Tanzanian President, Samia Suluhu Hassan, and her Mozambican counterpart, Daniel Chapo, have agreed to boost cross-border trade, ease regulations for small traders, and collaborate on gas and cashew sectors
Dar es Salaam. As Tanzania charts its path toward becoming an upper-middle-income economy, the proposed 2025/26 Ministry of Works budget reveals more than just numbers — it marks a deliberate