Call for Tanzania to commercially utilize its overseas properties to boost income, attract foreign capital
NAIROBI, Kenya: TANZANIA has been advised to transform government-owned land and buildings abroad into revenue-generating investments to boost national income, attract foreign capital and expand economic opportunities. Deputy Minister for Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development, Kaspar Mmuya, said diplomatic relations with other countries should yield tangible economic benefits beyond fostering friendship and cooperation. He made the call today,November 6, 2026, during a visit to a 22-storey commercial building under construction, owned by the Tanzanian Embassy in Kenya, accompanied by Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, James Millya. Mr Mmuya said government-owned properties managed through Tanzania’s embassies should be developed and utilised comme…