The U.S.–China reset shows how fast the world shifts, dialogue and agile policy are key. For Africa, the message is clear: diversify partnerships and stay adaptable. How do we build resilience and economic sovereignty in this environment?.Share your thoughts below.

It is estimated that businesses in Tanzania incur $100-$150 million annually to build adaptive capacity for Climate Change (2010). Download the new CEOrt Insights Report.Link:

Join the CEO Roundtable of Tanzania (CEOrt) Whatsapp Channel We’re excited to announce the launch of our WhatsApp Channel—a new space to bring you even closer to our journey in shaping the future of Tanzania’s private sector.

We honour Mwalimu Julius Nyerere’s vision of self-reliance and social justice, which laid the foundation for Tanzania’s development. As we embrace opportunities in a dynamic economy, let’s build a sustainable business environment that reflects his ideals of equity and empowerment

They remind us that with the right strategies, Africa can unlock its immense potential.” - Dr. Caesar Mwangi @drcaesarmwangi, Executive Dean @SBSKenya. #CAPGraduation.

“Considering that the GDP of a nation the size of Japan is double that of the entire African continent, the statistics do not show us what is good, but what is possible.

“Having a mentor who’s carefully matched to your journey is grounding. It helps you navigate not just the professional landscape, but also the personal growth required to lead. CAP has truly left a lasting impact on me.” - Aisha Mohamed @_aifarah, CEO - Logistics Division · GSM.

“To me, CAP is productive, impactful and memorable. The role of a leader is to create more leaders, and I drew from my experience as an alumnus to develop leadership programs within my previous organization that were inspired by CAP.” - Unguu Sulay @UnguuS, MD ARIA Commodities.

"Our doors are open to public sector candidates, and we welcome support to ensure their participation. Working together, we can equip leaders to drive sustainable growth and transformation across all sectors of our economy." - Jacqueline Woiso @jackielohay, MD Multichoice TZ.

As a business owner, how would you rate your organisation's current use of #DataAnalytics in decision-making?.

What if Tanzania could unlock its export potential and boost economic growth? Despite significant strides, vast opportunities remain untapped. Learn how collaborative efforts can drive sustainable prosperity:

2/2 To harness the demographic dividend, we need a demographic transition and simultaneous investment in key sectors. Beyond focusing CSR efforts on sustainable projects that empower women and youth, how can the Private Sector contribute to socio-economic goals? #LetsDiscuss.

1/2 #WorldPopulationDay highlights the importance of addressing population issues. With Tanzania's population projected to reach 150 million by 2050, resource management challenges will intensify.

On this #Sabasaba day, we recognise the efforts of traders and industry players, whose success is closely intertwined with our shared goal of a thriving and prosperous Tanzania.

With the industrial sector achieving a growth rate of 4.3% in 2023, up from 4.2% in 2022, and the trade sector also expanding at a rate of 4.3% in 2023, compared to 3.9% in 2022, these sectors continue to impact national development.

The #CEOrt is committed to fostering cross-sector dialogue for Tanzania's development. The private sector is eager to drive socio-economic growth forward. #TanzaniaBusiness #EconomicGrowth #PublicPrivatePartnership. @mofURT, @InvestTanzania.

Industry captains stress:.- Tax policy reforms must optimize business activity. - Regulatory transparency is vital for sustainable business development. - Streamlined administrative procedures enhance operational efficiency.

#CEOrt members consistently cite bureaucratic inefficiencies, regulatory constraints, and policy uncertainties as hurdles to smoother operations. Enhanced collaboration and transparency between the public and private sectors are crucial to navigating these challenges.

Recent traders' strike in major regions highlights enduring concerns among Tanzania's business leaders. Despite a commendable strategic vision for a positive business environment, urgent improvements in implementation and inter-ministerial coordination are needed.

As banks continue to introduce climate-sensitive products and services to promote enhanced business performance through a sustainability lens, how can businesses take advantage of these bespoke finance products to drive sustainability strategies and enhance long-term resilience?.