Tanzania’s ruling party leadership has moved to reassure both local and international investors that the country remains stable, united, and open for investment despite brief civil unrest that occurred in late October 2025.

Speaking in an interview, Dr Asha-Rose Migiro, the Secretary General of the ruling CCM party, emphasized that Tanzania quickly restored order after the incidents and continues to maintain strong national cohesion and economic performance.

She acknowledged that the October events temporarily affected the country’s international image, but insisted that they did not cause long-term disruption to economic and social activities.According to her, peace returned quickly and key sectors of the economy continued operating normally throughout the period.She rejected claims that the country is divided, stating that Tanzania remains fundamentally united and stable.

Dr Migiro pointed to continued foreign investor interest and engagement from global partners as evidence of confidence in Tanzania’s economic outlook.

She referenced credit rating assessments from international agencies such as Moody’s and Fitch, which reportedly highlighted the country’s resilience.

She also noted ongoing discussions and meetings between President Samia Suluhu Hassan and investors from major economies including the United States, Russia, and China, which signal continued trust in Tanzania’s investment environment.

Additionally, she highlighted cooperation with development partners such as the World Bank, noting recent positive engagement with its regional representative, who reportedly affirmed Tanzania’s strong growth prospects.The World Bank’s continued support remains important for infrastructure, health, education, and governance projects across the country.Dr Migiro further stressed that peace, unity, and stability remain the foundation of investor confidence.She urged political actors to avoid narratives that suggest division and instead focus on strengthening national cohesion.

Looking ahead, she reaffirmed CCM’s commitment to safeguarding peace and preventing any recurrence of unrest, while maintaining Tanzania’s reputation as a reliable and attractive destination for foreign investment in Africa.