Mshamu Ali Munde urges increased private sector investment in industry, healthcare, and infrastructure to drive Tanzania’s Vision 2050 growth agenda in Dodoma.
Tanzania’s National Planning Commission meets development partners in Dar es Salaam to align priorities with the Five-Year Development Plan (FYDP IV) and Vision 2050.
Zanzibar strengthens efforts to preserve historic sites like Majestic Cinema, promotes tourism, and encourages foreign investment during meetings with Dutch and Slovak ambassadors.
Tanzania plans to invest TZS 1.77 trillion for classrooms, labs, new teachers, textbooks, and exams to accommodate over three million students joining Form One in 2028.
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has received a key tax reform report from Commission Chair Ambassador Ombeni Sefue, marking a major step in Tanzania’s fiscal reform agenda.
President Samia Suluhu Hassan attended a State House ceremony marking the official receipt of the tax reform commission report, signaling progress in Tanzania’s fiscal reforms.
Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba has directed the timely completion of the TZS 13.28 billion Wing B building at Katavi Regional Referral Hospital to expand maternal, surgical, and pediatric services.
A TZS 50 billion investment in the Mpomvu Power Substation in Geita is strengthening electricity supply across Tanzania’s Lake Zone, supporting mining operations and regional economic growth.
Tanzania’s Minister for Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups, Hon. Dorothy Gwajima, has commended TANESCO for organizing a women-led conference promoting electric clean cooking solutions, highlighting women’s critical role in accelerating the national transition to safe and sustainable cooking energy.
