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Browsing: Tanzania-Kenya relations
- In 2022, investments in Tanzania rose by $3.16 billion between July and November.
- Currently, Tanzania has stable economic diplomatic relations with global economic giants, China and US.
- Tanzania’s economy is expected to expand by 5.5 percent in 2024.
“Kazi Iendelee” Swahili term for “Let’s Proceed with Work” has become a national rallying call for progress in Tanzania under President Samia Suluhu Hassan, who is popularly referred by Mama Samia – a Swahili term of endearment and respect.
Even from foreign capitals, President Samia’s work is catching the eye of fellow leaders. When US Vice President Kamala Harris came visiting, she …