TBY talks to HE John Pombe Magufuli, President of Tanzania, on ensuring that citizens benefit equally from growth, Tanzania's relations with foreign nations, and boosting infrastructure links.

TBY talks to Hon. Patricia Scotland, Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Nations, on the advantages of being a member of the Commonwealth, the need to celebrate diversity, and Tanzania's war against corruption.

TBY talks to Libérat Mfumukeko, Secretary-General of the East African Community (EAC), on Tanzania's importance to the EAC, the major achievements of regional integration, and obstacles ahead of a monetary union.

Tanzania has posted growth rates well above the Sub-Saharan average over the last five years, yet its plans to reach middle-income status by 2025 will rely heavily on how it manages its newly discovered hydrocarbon wealth.

TBY talks to Edwin Rutageruka, Acting Director General, Tanzania Trade Development Authority (TanTrade), on the sector.

TBY talks to Geoffrey Mwambe, Executive Director of Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC), on opportunities in Tanzania, ensuring policy and regulatory stability, and its key priorities moving forward.

TBY talks to Raymond P. Mbilinyi, Executive Secretary of Tanzania National Business Council (TNBC), on its work to support the private sector in the country, tackling challenges in the economy, and clamping down on corruption.

TBY talks to Bhaswar Mukhopadhyay, Resident Representative of the IMF, on reversing the slowdown in growth, the need to update monetary policy framework, and the availability of credit in the country.

With a new government, new fiscal policies, and compliance and revenue drives, Tanzania is reconfiguring the ways of doing business.

If Tanzania is to meet its 2025 vision of attaining middle-income status, it will need to corral its bank-centric financial and capital markets for greater depth by extending participation and rendering credit more accessible to SMEs, women, and the young to spur economic growth.

TBY talks to Dana Botha, Managing Director of BancABC, on staying ahead of the game, the importance of export diversification, and the cornerstones of financial stability.

In November 2016, telecommunications giant Vodacom listed 25% of its shares on the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange, the biggest IPO in Tanzania's history.

TBY talks to Dr. Baghayo A. Saqware, Commissioner of Insurance, Tanzania Insurance Regulatory Authority (TIRA), on achieving universal healthcare coverage, the brilliance of microinsurance, and how to partner with public and private entities to increase the industry's penetration.

With a new law on the books mandating universal coverage, there is a great deal of room for insurance companies to innovate, improve their services, and shake up the national insurance market.

TBY talks to Kapuulya Musomba, Acting Managing Director of Tanzania Petroleum Development Company (TPDC), on the planned expansion of the Mtwara-Dar es Salaam natural gas pipeline, entering northern industrial hubs, and empowering nascent industries.

TBY talks to Marc Den Hartog, Managing Director of Shell/BG Tanzania, on the critical need for economies of scale, the importance of developing LNG for export, and why renewables must be taken into account in any long-term plan.

Tanzania is lucky enough to sit atop one of Africa's most powerful geological formations, and tapping the diverse resources hidden in the depths of the earth has become a serious project, both for the government and private sector.

TBY talks to Hon. Charles Mwijage, Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, on how to reach middle-income status, employing the private sector toward this end, and what sets the country apart from the rest of East Africa.

Recent helium discoveries may have stolen the show, but Tanzania's gypsum production continues strong and steady with an increasingly important role to play in the country's industrialization narrative.

Despite being the second most common element in the universe, helium is in short supply on earth. With global reserves of the gas steadily dwindling, and demand steadily increasing, the discovery of a whopping 1.53 billion cbm of helium in underground chambers in Tanzania could not have come at a better moment.