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Tanzania Government Calls for Investment in Dodoma Mining, Agriculture, Tourism and Trade
Tanzania's Finance Minister and the Dodoma Regional Commissioner have jointly called on investors to tap into opportunities in Dodoma's mining, agriculture, tourism, and trade, with mining flagged as the region's largest potential through value addition. Specific openings include a proposed dry port to leverage Dodoma's central location at the heart of Tanzania, the construction of five-star hotels and international conference centres, and the development of mineral processing facilities, alongside the rollout of the Tourism Development Strategy for Dodoma Region 2025–2030.
Tanzania’s 2026/27 Agriculture Budget Targets 32% Cash Crop Surge and 235,000 Tonnes of Avocado Output
Tanzania's Ministry of Agriculture has set a target to raise traditional cash crop production to 2,118,000 tonnes in 2026/27, up 32.4% from 1,599,945.66 tonnes in 2025/26, while the avocado sector is projected to reach 235,000 tonnes with exports of 40,000 tonnes. The plan was announced by Minister Daniel Chongolo on 28 April 2026 in Dodoma, alongside the launch of the National Agricultural Extension Services Agency (NAESA) in July 2026, in a sector that grew 4.0% in 2025 and contributes 24.6% of GDP.
Tanzania Positions for Global Mango Dominance with 700,000 Ton Annual Output
Tanzania has emerged as the 12th largest mango producer globally with an annual output of 700,000 metric tons and an annual growth rate of 6.7%. Strategic investments in the 'Koga' variety and new processing infrastructure are positioned to transform the sector into a major foreign exchange earner.
Tanzania Invests TZS 33.9 Billion in Mwamkulu Irrigation Scheme Project to Boost Rice and Maize Production in Mpanda, Katavi Region
The government of Tanzania is implementing the TZS 33.9 billion Mwamkulu irrigation scheme project in Mpanda Municipality to significantly enhance the production of rice and maize through reliable water infrastructure. Currently at 70% completion, the strategic agricultural development includes the construction of a dam to ensure year-round irrigation capabilities for local farmers.