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Africa’s economy is poised for steady growth, with key sectors such as agriculture, technology, and services driving progress. The World Bank forecasts a 4.0% growth for Sub-Saharan Africa in 2025, fueled by stronger trade, increased investment, and ongoing digital transformation. These sectors are not only enhancing regional integration but also positioning Africa as a global hub for innovation and business development.

Dar es Salaam Port’s 27.7m-tonne year sets a new baseline for Tanzania’s trade

Friday, 22nd August 2025. By inAfrika Reporter DAR ES SALAAM — Tanzania’s main seaport has closed the 2024/25 financial year…

ESG Spotlight #4 – Adaptation finance and risk: closing the gap with faster payouts and local resilience

Thursday, 21st August 2025 by inAfrika Reporter Climate impacts are here now. The UN’s Adaptation Gap Report 2024 says international…

ESG Spotlight #3 – Critical minerals and a just transition: value addition grows, risks remain

Thursday, 21st August 2025 By inAfrika Reporter Africa holds key minerals for batteries and clean energy, but the ESG test…

ESG Spotlight #2 – Africa’s green bonds: from niche to necessary

Thursday 21st August 2025 by InAfrika Reporter Green bonds are growing in Africa, but they are still a tiny share…

Vodacom Tanzania at 25: Network-sharing, faster data growth, and smarter rules for a digital economy

Thursday, 21st August 2025 By inAfrika Reporter Twenty-five years after switching on commercial services on 15 August 2000, Vodacom Tanzania…

Fortifying East Africa’s Future: How a Local Model Is Turning “Hidden Hunger” Into a Solvable Systems Problem

Wednesday, 20th August 2025 By inAfrika Reporter By the time you read this, Sanku’s bright-pink flour bags have already traveled…

Ghana’s cocoa crossroads: farmer fury, smuggling threats, and a price signal the world can’t ignore

Monday, 18th August 2025 By inAfrika Reporter Cocoa sets Ghana’s economic metronome, from foreign exchange flows to rural livelihoods. That…

Tanzania consolidates investment regime under TISEZA as five new zones court global capital

Saturday, 16th August 2025 By inAfrika Reporter When Tanzania switched on a new investment super-regulator this July, the move looked…

Visa’s Tanzania Bet: Building Africa’s Next Digital Rail Hub

Saturday, 16th August 2025 By inAfrika Reporter Tanzania rarely makes headlines as a payments nerve center. That may be about…

How Mwanga Hakika Is Financing Tanzania’s Real Economy

Thursday 14th August 2025 By inAfrika Reporter Just after sunrise in Morogoro, a miller thumbs through purchase orders that didn’t…

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