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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.
Tanzania and Russia Agree to Open Industry, Energy, and Infrastructure to Joint Investment
Tanzania and Russia have agreed to deepen investment cooperation in industry, energy, transport infrastructure, and air transport, with value-addition processing, production technology, and goods transportation named as priority areas at the Third Joint Intergovernmental Commission held in Arusha on 15–16 May 2026, which drew 120 Russian companies. The deals also cover Russian investment in mining, agriculture, and ICT, direct Air Tanzania (ATCL) flights to Russia, and a signed agreement to promote the Swahili language in Russia.
Tanzania Presents TZS 1.12 Trillion Water Budget Proposal For 2026/2027 To Expand Clean Water Access And Infrastructure, Build 34 New Dams And Implement Water Supply Projects In 314 Villages
Tanzania presents a TZS 1.12 trillion water budget proposal for the 2026/2027 financial year in Parliament in Dodoma. The plan prioritises expanding water access through the construction of 34 new dams and the implementation of water supply projects in 314 villages.
Tanzania Secures USD 55M Loan from Hungary for Biharamulo Water Project in Kagera
Tanzania and Hungary have signed a USD 55.1 million concessional loan agreement for the Biharamulo Water Project in the Kagera Region, to be financed through Hungary's Exim Bank. The project aims to improve access to clean and safe water in Biharamulo in line with Tanzania's Third Five-Year National Development Plan and Development Vision 2050.