- [PRESSWIRE] DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania – 14 April, 2026 — Tanzania’s government is preparing measures to cushion consumers and businesses from rising global fuel prices, Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba said, as supply disruptions linked to geopolitical tensions push up costs worldwide.
- [PRESSWIRE] ZANZIBAR, Tanzania – 18 February, 2026 — Zanzibar plans to increase public spending by 17.7 per cent in the upcoming fiscal year, proposing an 8.27 trillion Tanzanian shilling budget aimed at accelerating infrastructure expansion, industrial revival and Blue Economy development.
- [PRESSWIRE] CAPE TOWN, South Africa – 10th February, 2026 – 10 February, 2026 — Tanzania is intensifying efforts to attract foreign investment and expand its mining sector by forging strategic global partnerships at the Mining Indaba conference in Cape Town.
- [PRESSWIRE] Cape Town, South Africa – 9 February, 2026 — African mining ministers have agreed to intensify efforts to process and add value to minerals within their own borders, signalling a shift away from reliance on raw exports and towards greater industrialisation.
- [PRESSWIRE] DODOMA, Tanzania – 8th February, 2026 – 8 February, 2026 — The United Republic of Tanzania (URT) envisions long-term economic growth by expanding agriculture, industry and services, aiming to build a stronger middle class and lift the economy to as much as $1 trillion by mid-century, a senior government minister said on Tuesday.
- [PRESSWIRE] DODOMA, Tanzania – 8 February, 2026 — Tanzania will use the Mining Indaba 2026 conference in Cape Town to position itself as a strategic supplier of critical minerals needed for the global energy transition, the Ministry of Minerals said on Thursday.
- [PRESSWIRE] Tanzania – 7 February, 2026 — Tanzania has committed 61.9 billion Tanzanian shillings (roughly $24 million) to expand electricity access to 528 rural hamlets in mineral-rich Geita Region, a move expected to benefit about 17,014 households, officials said.
- [PRESSWIRE] Dodoma, Tanzania – 29 January 2026 — Several MPs underscored peace and stability as prerequisites for development.