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TPSF Public-Private Dialogue on Tanzania 2026 Sea Ports Tariff Highlights Private Sector Concerns Over Trade Costs
The Tanzania Private Sector Federation (TPSF) convened a public-private dialogue on Tanzania’s 2026 Sea Ports Tariff, during which stakeholders raised concerns about rising trade and logistics costs ahead of implementation. The discussions focused on balancing tariff reforms with competitiveness, efficiency, and infrastructure projects, including new berths and the Bagamoyo Port development, to support Tanzania’s competitiveness as a regional trade hub.
Tanzania Launches New Electric Vehicle Operations to Drive Green Transport Transition
The Ministry of Energy has officially launched Dow Elef Auto EV (ZERA) in Dar es Salaam to promote clean energy technology. This launch follows the government’s 2024 policy framework aimed at reducing transport costs through the country's 4,500 MW power capacity.
Tanzania Positions Ports, Energy and Industrial Zones for Capital at the Global Africa Investment Summit
Tanzania has identified ports, logistics, energy and industrial zones as priority sectors to attract institutional capital through the Global Africa Investment Summit platform. The initiative aims to mobilise private investment using structured financing models such as PPPs and blended finance while strengthening Tanzania’s regional hub role.
Ministry of Transport Updates First 100 Days of Sixth Phase Government Second Term: Achievements Include TAZARA Rehabilitation Deal, 838,000 Rail Passengers and New Infrastructure
Tanzania’s Ministry of Transport outlined achievements recorded during the first 100 days of the government’s second term, including transport of more than 838,000 rail passengers and over 85,000 tonnes of cargo. The update also confirms the signing of the Tanzania-Zambia Railway (TAZARA) rehabilitation agreement set to start in June 2026, and the launch of a vessel with capacity for 1,200 passengers and 400 tonnes of cargo.