Business

Tanzania launches export hub to connect 100,000 youth entrepreneurs to global markets by 2030

The initial focus will be on value-added agricultural products such as dried fruits—including mangoes, pineapples and bananas—dried vegetables, spices and simple processed foods.

  1. Stakeholders push for clearer legal framework in draft startup policy

  2. Finance solutions drive Tanzania’s regional supply competitiveness

  3. Network to boost inclusion in mining

  4. Stakeholders say Tanzania has ‘huge’ potential in carbon trading

  5. Tanzania’s PPP allocation too small to make meaningful impact, say experts

  6. Study paints mixed picture of mining sector as Barrick Gold disputes claims

  1. Tanzania explains sharp diamond production drop in late 2025, blames rains and mining adjustments

  2. Why Tanzania Ports Authority decided to suspend controversial new charges

  3. Stakeholders seek stronger rules to make consumer reforms work

  4. China reaffirms support for Tanzania’s industrial growth

  5. Tanzania’s Tellus minerals B2B launch opens global market doors for artisanal miners

  6. Strong mineral potential puts Tanzania 4th in Africa’s investment ranking