Tanzania has a long way to go to reach its 2025 target of middle-income nation status, but the East African nation has successfully maintained growth despite commodities-related turbulence thanks to a focus on infrastructure expansion.

TBY talks to Tesfai Tecle, Special Advisor of Kofi Annan Foundation, on the sector.

TBY talks to John Magufuli, President of Tanzania, on the shape of reform and strategies for growth.

TBY talks to Dato' Sri Idris Jala, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Malaysia, & CEO of PEMANDU, on working to support the Tanzanian government in its transformation program and the evolution of bilateral relations.

Productive industrialization will propel Tanzania's economic growth, attract FDI, and even serve the interests of the nation's large agricultural community.

TBY talks to Clifford K. Tandari, Ag. Executive Director of the Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC), on the positive investment climate and enticing the private sector to participate in infrastructure growth.

It is not unusual for a political transition to rewire a country's political system, and Tanzania's recent election is no exception. The East African nation has seen a significant shift in policy priority, implementation, and fiscal strategy that has sent out shockwaves through the region. Business stands to gain significantly from this rejig, but with change comes risk, and Tanzania is no exception.

TBY talks to Arif Iqbal Sheikh, Executive Director & Group CEO of Quality Group Limited, on the business environment under the new government, efforts to industrialize the country, and his assessment of the PPP landscape.

Tanzania's banking sector is well regulated and is working to lift penetration above today's low print.

Benno Ndullu, who has governed the Bank of Tanzania since 2008, has overseen very strong growth in the economy and stability for the currency. During his tenure, he has reined in inflation and provided a strong monetary foundation for the country.

The motto of the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE), “Creating Opportunities,” crystallizes the initial aim of channeling liquidity into nascent capital markets, while fronting an era of privatization.

The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) followed the example of Nairobi and Johannesburg when it self-listed itself in May, reflecting a welcomed move toward increasing transparency and efficiency at the bourse.

TBY talks to George Alande, Country CEO of Jubilee Insurance, on the company's portfolio of clients, upcoming opportunities, and the barriers to insurance penetration in the country.

Thanks to a redoubled effort on the part of both the government and private enterprise, Tanzania continues to make progress in every sector of its energy industry.

The government has given the green light to a series of LNG infrastructure projects in a bid to get the ball rolling and develop the second largest gas reserves in east Africa.

Tanzania and Uganda have agreed to build a pipeline capable of carrying 200,000bpd to ship oil from the Ugandan fields in the Albertine rift basin to the Indian Ocean to have access to international markets.