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After a disputed election strained relations with the US and EU, Tanzania is betting on Russia for $2 billion in investment deals
Tanzania is seeking more than $2 billion in Russian investment and business deals over the next three to five years as it deepens ties with Moscow following a disputed election that drew criticism from the United States, the European Union, Britain, Canada, Norway and the African Union
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africa.businessinsider.com
Why Tanzania is betting on a mega coastal project to challenge East Africa’s investment giants
Tanzania is courting Russian and global investors for its flagship Bagamoyo Special Economic Zone as President Samia Suluhu Hassan seeks to position the country as a leading…
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thecitizen.co.tz
Tanzania eyes $2 billion Russian investment boost after Samia visit
Tanzania expects to attract investments and business worth more than $2 billion (about Sh5.2 trillion) from Russia over the next three to five years following President Samia…
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After a disputed election strained relations with the US and EU, Tanzania is betting on Russia for $2 billion in investment deals
Tanzania is seeking more than $2 billion in Russian investment and business deals over the next three to five years as it deepens ties with Moscow following a disputed election…
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East Africa’s second-largest economy turns to Russia for $2 billion in investment deals after fallout with the US and EU
Tanzania is seeking more than $2 billion in Russian investment and business deals over the next three to five years as East Africa’s second-largest economy deepens ties with…
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Tanzania's $1 billion nuclear-fuel project gains momentum as Russia doubles down
Tanzanias President Samia Suluhu Hassans visit to Russia has breathed life into the long-delayed Mkuju River uranium project
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Tanzania’s diplomatic triangle: What investors must now price in
On June 3, 2026, two things happened simultaneously. In Brussels, the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs and Development committees voted 81 to 1 to block €156 million in EU…