Dar es Salaam Cuts Vessel Times as Tanzania Expands Its Role in African Trade

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Dar es Salaam Cuts Vessel Times as Tanzania Expands Its Role in African Trade

Jasper A. Kwayu, Director, InAfrika Providence

Oct. 5, 2026, 10:11 a.m.

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Dar es Salaam Port is handling ships faster while processing record cargo volumes, strengthening Tanzania’s role as an Indian Ocean gateway for trade extending into Central, Eastern and Southern Africa.

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