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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 75737, member: 636"]
China and Tanzania are basically doing relationship check-ins as the year wraps up, and some Beijing observers think it's time to see where this partnership stands. The TAZARA railway revival just kicked off with a ceremony in Zambia, and Tanzania's got nearly 300 factories going up at the Sino-Tan Industrial Park in the Coast Region that should create over 100,000 jobs. Minister Mahmoud Thabit Kombo laid out priorities at the Beijing Forum back in September, and investments have been flowing into roads, bridges, and the Standard Gauge Railway connecting Isaka to Mwanza.

The Tanzania Investment Centre opened an office in Hunan Province to pull in more Chinese cash, but executive director Gilead Teri noted they're missing offices in five major economic regions like Guangdong and Jiangsu. Agricultural collaboration is happening through joint projects in Morogoro Region, though experts say Tanzania needs to scale up production to actually meet Chinese demand despite having tariff-free access to their markets.
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