THE Tanzania Investment and Special Economic Zones Authority (TISEZA) has announced the allocation of 100 acres in the Kwala area, Kibaha District, Coast Region, for establishing industrial facilities.

Speaking to journalists at the site on September 30, 2025, TISEZA’s Acting Manager for Public Relations and Communications, Adelina Rushokya, said the area offers attractive incentives for the investors.

Rushokya explained that each investor ready to set up operations in Kwala will be allocated one acre of land. Tanzanian investors are required to bring in a minimum capital of USD 5 million, while foreign investors must invest at least USD 10 million.

She added that land recipients must develop the plots within 12 months by constructing the intended industrial facilities.

In addition to free land, investors in the Kwala industrial cluster will benefit from tax exemptions.

“Our priority is local investors, and so far, most of those expressing interest are Tanzanians. Moreover, with multiple industries located in the cluster, transportation of raw materials will be much easier,” Rushokya noted.