Countries with modern roads, efficient ports, standard-gauge railways, and international-standard airports unlock significant social and economic opportunities. Despite Tanzania’s strategic location, rich natural resources, and unique geography, the country continues to grapple with inadequate infrastructure.
Projects have often been executed with short-term thinking, leading to roads repeatedly torn up and rebuilt. Experts cite the absence of long-term planning that accounts for population growth, technological change, and economic shifts as the primary challenge.
