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Tanzania has reasserted its commitment to developing its mining sector and improving its investment environment to attract more Foreign Direct Investment. President Samia Suluhu Hassan affirmed this at the 2023 Tanzania Mining & Investment Forum (TMIF) in Dar es Salaam.
As the sun set over the Indian Ocean, casting a golden hue over the bustling Dar es Salaam port, a new chapter awaits in Tanzania’s maritime history. In a strategic move, the Tanzanian government inked a 30-year concession agreement with Dubai’s state-owned ports operator, DP World.
More than a business transaction, this partnership will see DP World operate and modernize parts of the Dar es Salaam port. The partnership speaks to Tanzania’s vision of dominating East Africa’s maritime space. It also shows Tanzania’s commitment to infrastructure development and international collaboration.
Initially, Beem Africa was introduced as a bulk SMS services company. However, over the decade, it has silently evolved to become the driving force behind text messages from some of the most prominent brands. Companies like Toyota, Pizza Hut, Access Bank Tanzania, SPENN, CRBD Bank, among others, have harnessed the power of Beem Africa to connect with their audience in a more personal and effective way.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has selected Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda to host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) over bids from Morocco, Algeria, Senegal, Botswana, and Egypt. The East Africa joint bid, commonly called the “Pamoja AFCON Bid,” has won the hosting rights for the 2027 AFCON as Morocco takes the rights for the 2025 showpiece.
CAF president Patrice Motsepe announced the news on Wednesday morning, 27 September, shortly after the body held an executive committee meeting in its headquarters in Cairo, Egypt. Recommendations from several nations boosted the East Africa Pamoja AFCON Bid. In a move that will elate East African sports enthusiasts, the CAF Executive Committee chose the Pamoja Afcon Bid.
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One remarkable shift at AGRF 2023 was the role accorded to Africa’s youth in shaping the discussions and actions concerning agriculture and food system transformation. Young innovators and farmers took center stage alongside heads of state, providing firsthand insights into the complex realities of farming in Africa. Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan amplified the youth’s voice in these critical conversations, recognizing their pivotal role in the agrarian revolution. President Samia shed light on the challenges faced by Africa’s youth in the agriculture sector, including access to information, land, capital, pest and disease management, and the ever-pressing issue of climate change.