Tanzania’s energy strategy is equally ambitious. The 2,115 MW Mwalimu Nyerere Hydropower Project—once controversial—is now ...

"Founding Father Mwalimu Nyerere also planned to construct the Bridge in the 1970s and that's when the first feasibility study was conducted. But due to same reasons of funds, the project was shelved.

This strategic spending has lifted Tanzania’s GDP from $63 billion in 2021, with real growth accelerating from 4.2% to 5.7%.

The president says it should be named after Tanzania's founding President Julius Nyerere A cable-stayed bridge, described as East Africa's longest, has opened in Tanzania's main city, Dar es ...

The bridge, measured 32 meters in width, has six lanes, three in each direction. It also has two pedestrian and cyclist lanes with a width of 2.5 meters, one on each side.