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ZANZIBAR – [19 January 2026]: Tanzania’s economy is booming in 2026, with national GDP growth projected at 6.0–6.3%, driven by strong performances in mining, agriculture, infrastructure, and services. As the country accelerates forward, Zanzibar is gaining momentum, with GDP growth estimated at around 7%, making it one of the standout

ZANZIBAR – [9 January 2026]: Zanzibar’s development narrative is being written in steel, asphalt, fiber optic cable, and port cranes. Across both Unguja and Pemba, the semi-autonomous islands are seeing unprecedented infrastructure investment, driven by a strategic blueprint that allocates billions of shillings to projects designed to connect communities, expand economic

ZANZIBAR : In 2025, Zanzibar’s economy is moving with a quiet confidence that reflects both stability and ambition. Current indicators point to growth of just over seven percent, positioning the archipelago among the stronger-performing regional economies this year. This momentum is not accidental; it is the outcome of sustained investment, improved

ZANZIBAR  For centuries, Zanzibar has been a destination people journeyed to by dhow, by trade wind, by long and winding routes that made arrival feel earned. Even in the modern age, reaching the island often required patience: layovers, transfers, small compromises accepted in exchange for paradise. Etihad Airways’ direct flights

Zanzibar has just surpassed its all-time annual tourism record, before the end of 2025. By October, Zanzibar recorded 743,605 international arrivals, exceeding last year’s full total of 736,755 and continuing a steady rise since 2020.

Zanzibar Is Becoming the New Investment Capital of the Indian Ocean. Global investors are turning their attention here, recognizing that the window of opportunity is now.