Tanzania

Introduction Tanzania, with its rich resource base and strategic geographical location, has become a focal point for international partnerships, particularly with China. By evaluating the SME sector, we gain insights…

The informal sector employs 76% of people in Tanzania, with 47.6% in wholesale and retail trading, repair of vehicles and motorcycles, and 12.9% in accommodation and food services. Micro-businesses are…

Amidst a colorful combination of short-term and long-term plans, reviews and hopes, Tanzania is an economy that claims a stable economic growth, and yet has a lot to achieve in…

The ability to come up with a business idea can be transformed into a viable business, where ideas supported by feasibility and a business plan can then be sold to…

Beginning in the early chapters of the 1900s, the Tanzanian government embarked on several economic empowerment strategies in an attempt to reviving the Tanzanian economy. Some of which were aimed…

Geographically, Tanzania is located on the Eastern part of Africa. She borders the Indian Ocean between Kenya and Mozambique. The country also shares borders with and acts as the gateway…