AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRegional Logistics: Dar es Salaam’s transit cargo rose 17% to 14.61 million tonnes, with Rwanda-bound volumes up 24%. Tanzania’s planned standard-gauge railway link to Burundi and the DRC could strengthen the corridor, though roads, border delays and inland transport costs remain decisive. Shipping Links: Hapag-Lloyd has expanded into Burundi, Rwanda and Namibia, adding a global carrier’s presence in the region. Investment: Tanzania is courting Dutch investors in mining, agriculture and port logistics, with a focus on processing minerals and building local value chains. The country has also advanced trade and investment discussions with Burundi. Mining Sector: Two disputes over suspended mining projects remain before international arbitration. Burundi has challenged the claims, while the cases keep attention on the need for predictable rules as the country seeks greater control over its mineral resources. Business Climate: Burundi was represented at a Ugandan business forum where leaders called for tax compliance, transparency and fair competition to support private-sector growth.
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