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Construction Among Strategic Sector for Tanzania’s Vision 2050, PPPs Can Help Address Growing Housing Demand, Minister Says
Tanzania's Minister for Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development has named construction a strategic sector for delivering Vision 2050 and its target of a USD 1 trillion economy by 2050. Speaking at BuildExpo Tanzania in Dar es Salaam, he pointed to Public-Private Partnerships as key to meeting rising construction and infrastructure demand.
e-Ardhi System Lets Tanzanians Sign Land Titles From Any Region
Tanzania's digital e-Ardhi system now allows citizens to access land services and sign their title deeds from any region, without travelling to the region where the service originated. The platform, run by the Ministry of Lands, covers planning, surveying, allocation, registration and valuation and is already in use in Dodoma, Arusha, Tanga, Mbeya and Mwanza.
Tanzania Cuts Land Survey Fee to TZS 130,000 per Plot
Tanzania has cut the cost of planning and surveying a single plot in developed areas to TZS 130,000 under the 2021 Regularization Guideline, down from between TZS 250,000 and TZS 400,000. The reduction extends a decade-long trend of lowering fees to encourage urban landholders to formalize property titles.
Tanzania Works Budget 2026/27: USD 949 Million for Infrastructure, PPPs and Bonds Open to Investors
Tanzania’s Ministry of Works proposes a TZS 2,467.3 billion (approximately USD 949 million) development budget for the fiscal year 2026/27, tabled in Parliament on 20 May 2026 by Minister Abdallah Ulega, covering roads, bridges, airports, ferries, and government buildings, with 37% from external financiers. The budget opens a PPP pipeline across roads, real estate, and transport infrastructure, and introduces infrastructure bonds on strategic economic corridors as financing instruments available to private investors.