A few years ago, a colleague who had foresight suggested that there were all the reasons to acquire land at any of the towns between Tanzania and its neighbours. His argument was that crossing the border with goods destined to neighbouring countries, especially if those countries are land locked, was not easy and that there is all the likelihood of transit traffic spending days or weeks at the border.
This was an opportunity for investing in real estate in such border towns as Tunduma, in areas like parking yards for trucks, warehouses for goods, lodges for drivers and of course, all kinds of eateries and hospitality industries.
