Tanzania’s economic growth will remain sluggish by past standards over the next couple of years due to the effects of persistent drought and tight fiscal policy. But with policymaking shifting in a more business-friendly direction under President Hassan and with a final investment decision on a key LNG project moving a step closer, the country’s long-term prospects continue to brighten.
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