East Africa's second-largest economy turns to Russia for $2 billion in investment deals after fallout with the US and EU

WIRE — Tanzania is seeking over $2 billion in Russian investments and business deals within the next three to five years to reduce reliance on Western partners. President Samia Suluhu Hassan made the first Tanzanian state visit to Russia in 57 years and participated in the St Petersburg International Economic Forum. Tanzanias pivot toward Russia comes after Source

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