
Tanzania, Liberia forge maritime alliance to boost Africa’s blue economy
[The Citizen - Tanzania] - 15/02/2026
The signing comes as Tanzania’s maritime sector expands. Dar es Salaam Port, which once handled 17 million tonnes annually, now processes about 31 million tonnes.
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