President Samia Suluhu Hassan held discussions with the Chief Executive Officer of Africa50, Mr. Alain Ebobissé, and his delegation at the State House in Dar es Salaam, highlighting Tanzania’s commitment to infrastructure development and strategic investment partnerships across Africa.
Minister for Finance Hoh. Khamis Mussa Omar highlights Tanzania’s transformation into a regional transport and economic hub during the IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings 2026 in Washington, D.C..
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.
Tanzania and the African Development Bank (AfDB) are strengthening collaboration on major infrastructure, energy, and transport projects to drive long-term economic growth.
The government has assured Parliament that the Vice President’s Office building in Dodoma will be completed on time, with contractors working around the clock to meet the March deadline.
President Samia joined leaders and TPDF task force officers in a group photo to recognize their role in constructing the National Defence Headquarters (MMUT) in Dodoma.
Tanzania’s Parliamentary Committee on Energy and Minerals has praised TANESCO as national electricity generation reaches 4,400 MW, exceeding current demand and strengthening energy security.
Tanzania intensifies stadium upgrades and sports infrastructure development in preparation for co-hosting the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
TRC has launched container cargo transport on the Standard Gauge Railway, enhancing trade efficiency, reducing port congestion, and expanding logistics connectivity to central Tanzania.
Tanzania’s Vision 2050 has driven infrastructure-led growth, strengthening its strategic partnership with China through trade expansion, industrialisation and regional connectivity.
