First Oil Countdown: How EACOP’s 1,400 Welded Kilometres Near Completion
Oil discovered is not oil sold. Uganda found commercial crude under the Albertine region years ago, but the value sat trapped in the ground until a way could be built to move it to a market. That way is a pipeline, and as the country counts down to a first-oil target...
Lindi Gas: How a US$1.6 Billion Methanol Plant Won a Ten-Year Tax Holiday
A tax holiday is usually read as a cost — revenue a government chooses to forgo. Tanzania's decision to grant a ten-year tax holiday to the National Methanol Company reverses that reading. The state is not giving money away so much as paying, in deferred revenue, for...
Beyond the Budget: How Tanzanian Business Demands Faster Growth to 2050
A budget the private sector applauds is rarely a budget the private sector finds sufficient. That is the tension running through Tanzanian business's response to the June 2026/27 budget: genuine praise for what was done, paired with a blunt insistence that it does not...
Cabanga TV is live: watch how M-Pesa changed Africa
A Kericho cyber café, a Kenyan smart farm, a Ugandan banker's rise and Tanzania's mega-port are among the East African stories now free to watch. NAIROBI, 17 October 2026 - Sending money by phone sounded too simple to matter. It turned airtime agents into a cash...
Local Ore: How A1’s TSh 600 Billion Dodoma Steel Plant Targets 1,500 Jobs
Tanzania ships iron ore and imports steel back at a markup. That inversion — exporting raw value and buying the finished product — has defined the country's relationship with its own mineral base for decades, and it is exactly the gap A1 Iron & Steel Tanzania Ltd...
Hundred-Million Bet: How the Aga Khan Fund Backs Tanzanian Health and Energy
The Aga Khan Fund commits US$100m over three years to Tanzania across a cancer centre, rural solar and hydro, and Jubilee Insurance and Diamond Trust Bank.
Tighter Reins: How Tanzania Is Squeezing Higher Dividends from State Firms
Tanzania’s new directives push state firms to triple dividend income from TSh 365bn to TSh 1.2trn by FY2026/27, tied to sharper reporting and benchmarks.
Capital Convening: How Dar Hosts Africa’s BAFM Markets Forum in July
Dar es Salaam hosts the 13th Building African Financial Markets Forum, 1-3 July 2026, tackling liquidity, fintech, cross-border listings and ESG.
Miners’ Bank: How Tanzania Plans to Bankroll Its Artisanal Diggers
Tanzania’s Presidential Committee recommends a Mining Fund and Miners’ Bank to finance and equip small-scale miners, aiming to formalise the sector.
Foreign Exit: How Week 23 Saw Sellers Move as DSE Turnover Jumped 51 Percent
DSE turnover jumped 51.19% to TSh 20.71bn in early June 2026, but foreign investors turned net sellers — why the surge flatters and domestic depth matters.
Liquidity Up, Index Down: How Week 19 Boosted DSE Turnover 44.7 Percent
DSE equity turnover surged 44.7% to TSh 18.97bn in the week to 9 May 2026, but indices and bonds fell — why a busier market is not always a rising one.
Literacy Drive: How the DSE Is Widening Tanzania’s Investor Base
The DSE and Bank of Tanzania are running financial-literacy drives, but rural Tanzanians still lack access to trading platforms — and access is the real test.
Tap to Trade: How Mobile Apps Turned 123,547 Tanzanians into Investors
The DSE added 123,547 new CDS accounts in 2025 as mobile platforms turned ordinary Tanzanians into investors — the promise and the catch behind the number.
Merger Watch: How the EAC Probes AIL’s Bid for Metro Life Tanzania
The East African Competition Authority is probing AIL Holdings’ bid for a 66.67% stake in Metro Life Tanzania — a regional regulator now polices the deal.
Dangote’s refinery IPO turns industry into market infrastructure
Africa’s largest refinery is opening a small public stake to investors, turning a strategic industrial asset into a test of Nigeria’s capital-market depth and retail participation.
Afreximbank’s Angola pipeline targets local ownership, not contracts
A $5.18 billion pipeline of Angola energy opportunities is being framed around moving indigenous companies from service provision into larger ownership and operating roles.
Generation Z: How Youth Drove a 316-Percent Surge in DSE Accounts
New DSE accounts jumped 316% in 2025, led by Tanzanians aged 21–30 and driven by mobile trading — what the youth surge means for the market and the EAC.
One Million: How the DSE Is Chasing a Landmark Investor Target
The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange aims to lift its investor base from 740,000 to one million, driven by youth and mobile trading — what it means for Tanzania.
Recovery Rally: How DSE Equity Turnover Rebounded 14 Percent in Week 13
The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange saw equity turnover up 14.38% and volume up 44.07% in Week 13 as bonds fell and the Industrial index gained 0.82%.
Short Week, Big Gains: How the DSE Lifted Capitalisation 2.91 Percent in Week 15
The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange lifted market capitalisation 2.91% in Week 15 despite lower turnover on a short week, a fundamentals-led gain for the DSE.
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