How EU support created 150,000 jobs in Tanzania

EU investments are involved in various areas, including agriculture, energy, logistics, trade facilitation, education, capacity building and good governance. PHOTO | COURTESY

By  Zephania Ubwani

What you need to know:

  • Over 100 local firms have benefited from EU investments, and are involved in various areas, including agriculture, energy, logistics, trade facilitation, education, capacity building and good governance

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