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...
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...
Corridor Cash: How AfDB’s US$500 Million Rebuilds Tanzania’s Roads
A road's worst cost rarely shows up in the construction budget. It shows up afterwards, year after year, in the fuel, tyres and repairs that bad surfaces extract from every vehicle that uses them. Tanzania's transport planners have long understood this, and the...
Masunga Sports Complex Opens; Council Eyes Solar and Fee Review
A new sports complex is easy to open and hard to sustain. The ribbon-cutting draws a crowd; the running costs arrive quietly every month thereafter. At end-March 2026 Masunga, in the north-east, faced exactly that test as its sports complex opened for public use — and...
First Oil Countdown: How EACOP’s 1,400 Welded Kilometres Near Completion
EACOP is 79% complete, 1,400km welded and 500km buried, as Uganda nears its 31 July 2026 first-oil target, with TotalEnergies, UNOC, TPDC and CNOOC as owners.
Lindi Gas: How a US$1.6 Billion Methanol Plant Won a Ten-Year Tax Holiday
Tanzania grants a 10-year tax holiday to the National Methanol Company for a US$1.6bn Lindi plant making 1.5m t methanol and 2m t LNG, creating 5,000 jobs.
Corridor Cash: How AfDB’s US$500 Million Rebuilds Tanzania’s Roads
The AfDB backs Tanzania’s 257km Dodoma–Babati corridor and 42km Arusha bypass, targeting a 25% cut in vehicle operating costs and benefiting 3.5m people.
Masunga Sports Complex Opens; Council Eyes Solar and Fee Review
Masunga’s new sports complex opened end-March 2026 as councillors weighed solar lighting and a booking-fee review to keep the facility affordable and running.
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.
Flyover City: How Dodoma’s TSh 400 Billion Roadworks Tackle Congestion
Dodoma’s TSh 400 billion (US$154m) flyover programme targets congestion in Tanzania’s capital, cutting time and fuel costs to support economic activity.
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.
Beyond the Budget: How Tanzanian Business Demands Faster Growth to 2050
Tanzanian business praised the 2026/27 budget’s VAT refunds and simpler rules but demanded 10-15% growth for Vision 2050, flagging taxes and logistics.
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...
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.
Msalato Rising: How Dodoma’s New Airport Nears a September Launch
Dodoma’s Msalato International Airport hits 86.73% core works completion, targeting 1.5m passengers a year and operations from September 2026.
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.
Local Ore: How A1’s TSh 600 Billion Dodoma Steel Plant Targets 1,500 Jobs
A1 Iron & Steel pledges TSh 600bn for a Dodoma steel plant using local iron ore, starting July 2026 and creating 1,500 jobs in a beneficiation push.
Steady Hand: How the Bank of Tanzania Projects 6.3-Percent Growth for 2026
Bank of Tanzania projects 6.3% GDP growth for 2026 and 6.6% for 2027 while holding a 3-5% inflation target, giving operators a bankable base case.
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.
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