Oct 21, 2026

Recently, the National Internet Data Center (NIDC) welcomed Yusuf Oasis, Founder and CEO of Oasis Technologies, and Kaleb Jordan, Founder and CEO of Neurotech , to its facility to explore opportunities for collaboration and support Tanzania’s growing digital sector. The visit marks an important milestone for NIDC as it strengthens engagement with technology startups and explores ways to support innovation and digital development. Speaking during the visit, Leila Masanga, NIDC Commercial Manager, said the engagement was an important step towards building partnerships with technology companies. “The visit of these startups is a significant milestone for NIDC. It provides an opportunity to connect with technology innovators, exchange ideas and explore areas of collaboration that can support the growth of our digital sector,” said Masanga. She added that working with startups can create new opportunities for innovation and the development of digital solutions. Partnerships with technology companies are also important in strengthening Tanzania’s digital ecosystem and supporting businesses that depend on reliable digital infrastructure. NIDC continues to engage with technology companies and other stakeholders to advance digital innovation and contribute to Tanzania’s digital transformation.

Oct 16, 2026

This week, the National Internet Data Center (NIDC) was pleased to welcome a delegation from the Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology (COSTECH) for a visit to its facilities. The COSTECH delegation was led by Dudi Mboma, Information Systems and Network Manager, and hosted by Leila Masanga, NIDC Commercial Manager. The visit provided an opportunity for both institutions to share ideas, exchange knowledge, and discuss ways to work together in science, technology, and innovation. NIDC believes that working together with other institutions is important for improving technology, supporting innovation, and contributing to Tanzania’s digital development. NIDC thanks the COSTECH delegation for the visit and looks forward to building a stronger partnership that supports technology and innovation for a better digital future in Tanzania.

Sep 09, 2026

As organizations continue to embrace digital transformation, the need for reliable, secure, and flexible IT infrastructure is growing. NIDC Cloud Computing enables customers to access IT resources such as computing, storage, and digital infrastructure through the cloud, without having to purchase and manage all the infrastructure themselves. One of the key advantages of NIDC Cloud Computing is that the service is hosted and managed within Tanzania. This provides greater data security and control, improves service accessibility, and supports the storage of institutional data within the country's borders. 50% Discount Promotion To encourage the use of locally hosted cloud services, NIDC has introduced a 50% discount promotion on Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and selected Add-on services. The promotion started on 1 September 2026 and will run for three months. During the first two months, customers will receive a 50% discount on their selected service. For example, the entry-level package will cost TZS 24,999 per month, instead of TZS 49,999. From the third month, customers will continue using the service at the standard NIDC rates. Who Can Benefit? The promotion is open to a wide range of customers, including small, medium and large businesses, startups, technology innovators, companies, institutions, and organizations looking to adopt or expand their use of cloud computing. With NIDC Cloud Computing, customers can access IT resources quickly, securely, and affordably, while reducing the need for major investments in physical infrastructure. Getting Started Getting started with NIDC Cloud Computing is easy. Customers can visit the NIDC website, go to Our Products, select Cloud Computing, and choose the service they need. Customers can also access the service directly through the NIDC Cloud Portal. Contact Us For more information about NIDC Cloud Computing and the promotion, contact us through: Phone: 022 292 6402 / 0738 044 414 Email: commercial@nidc.co.tz Social Media: @nidc_Tanzania

Sep 09, 2026

The National Internet Data Centre (NIDC) is expanding access to reliable and innovative digital infrastructure through its locally hosted Cloud Computing services, a strategic offering designed to support digital transformation in Tanzania. Speaking about the initiative, Ms. Leila Masanga, Business Manager at NIDC, said the organization has introduced a 50% promotional offer on Cloud Computing services to encourage organizations across Tanzania to adopt cloud technology. “Effectively from 1st of September 2026, NIDC is offering 50% OFF Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and add-ons for the first two months,” Ms. Masanga said. The promotional offer is intended to make cloud computing more accessible and affordable, particularly for organizations that are considering moving their infrastructure and applications to the cloud. According to Ms. Masanga, the initiative provides prospective customers with an opportunity to take their first step toward cloud adoption while experiencing the benefits of NIDC’s locally hosted Cloud Computing services at a reduced cost. The locally hosted cloud platform provides organizations with access to digital infrastructure while supporting Tanzania’s broader efforts to accelerate digital transformation and strengthen locally available digital services. NIDC is encouraging businesses, government institutions, and other organizations seeking to modernize their IT infrastructure to take advantage of the promotional offer and explore the benefits of locally hosted cloud computing.

Sep 09, 2026

NIDC was delighted to welcome Mr. Diègue Nifasha, Chief Executive Officer of Burundi Backbone System (BBS), and his delegation to our Data Centre on 8 September 2026. The visit provided a valuable opportunity for both organisations to exchange ideas, share insights, and explore opportunities for collaboration in the areas of digital infrastructure, connectivity, and data centre services. The engagement also provided an opportunity for the BBS delegation to gain a closer understanding of NIDC’s infrastructure and capabilities. Representing NIDC during the engagement was Ms. Leila Masanga, Commercial Manager, who led discussions on potential areas of collaboration and opportunities to strengthen cooperation between the two organisations. As digital transformation continues to reshape economies and communities across the region, strategic partnerships between institutions such as NIDC and BBS are essential to advancing reliable digital infrastructure, regional connectivity, and sustainable digital development. NIDC extends its appreciation to Mr. Diègue Nifasha and the BBS delegation for the visit and for the constructive and inspiring discussions. We look forward to building stronger partnerships and identifying new opportunities to contribute to the growth of the digital ecosystem across the region.

Sep 03, 2026

Kigali, Rwanda | 18–20 August 2026 — The National Internet Data Center (NIDC) participated in the Africa Peering and Interconnection Forum (AfPIF) 2026, held in Kigali, Rwanda, from 18–20 August 2026, joining leading stakeholders from across Africa’s Internet, telecommunications, data centre, cloud, and interconnection ecosystem. Representing NIDC, Ms. Leila Masanga, Commercial Manager, engaged with network operators, Internet Exchange Points (IXPs), data centre operators, content providers, technology companies, and other digital infrastructure stakeholders to explore opportunities for strengthening Tanzania’s digital infrastructure ecosystem and expanding regional connectivity. A key focus of NIDC’s participation was the opportunity to showcase DARIX – Dar es Salaam Internet Exchange, and highlight opportunities for networks and ecosystem partners to participate in Tanzania’s growing interconnection landscape. Hosted at NIDC, DARIX provides a platform for network operators and digital infrastructure providers to establish local interconnection, improve network efficiency, and expand their infrastructure presence in Dar es Salaam. By strengthening local peering and interconnection, DARIX contributes to keeping Internet traffic closer to users while supporting the growth of Tanzania’s digital economy. The forum also provided an important platform for NIDC to connect with potential partners, exchange knowledge and industry insights, and explore opportunities to deepen Tanzania’s participation in Africa’s rapidly evolving digital infrastructure ecosystem. NIDC appreciates the AfPIF community and all organisations that engaged with the NIDC/TTCL delegation throughout the forum. These engagements are an important step toward building stronger partnerships and creating new opportunities for digital infrastructure development and interconnection. As Africa’s digital ecosystem continues to grow, NIDC remains committed to supporting Tanzania’s role in the continent’s digital future — building stronger connections, enabling local digital growth, and contributing to a more interconnected Africa.