About Soko Mtaani
A trusted bridge between local markets and modern customers
Soko Mtaani is a Tanzanian food-supply and delivery platform that enables households, small retail shops, hotels, restaurants, schools, universities, offices, and other organizations to access quality raw food products.
Company Overview
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Our Story
Why Soko Mtaani was founded
Soko Mtaani was developed because many modern households have working parents who face real challenges obtaining their daily food supplies. Between work schedules and traffic, a simple market trip became a source of stress for busy families.
Soko Mtaani helps reduce the time wasted at markets, traffic difficulties, fuel expenses, price manipulation, and the general inconvenience of traditional shopping — replacing it with a reliable, transparent digital alternative.
Mission
“To simplify access to quality raw food products by offering a reliable, transparent, and speedy delivery service that meets the needs of modern Tanzanian lifestyles and East African countries as a whole.”
Vision
“To lead the digital transformation of food supply chains in East Africa, building trust in e-commerce and enhancing customer convenience.”
Leadership
The people behind Soko Mtaani
Hamadi Sagiru Shani
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Mohd Ali Masoud
Chief Operating Officer (COO)
Core Values
What guides everything we do
Convenience
Bringing quality food products within easy reach, wherever our customers are.
Transparency
Clear, fair pricing with digital purchase records customers can always trace.
Reliability
Consistent sourcing and delivery that businesses and households can depend on.
Trust
Building long-term relationships through honest, consistent service.
Target Market
Who Soko Mtaani serves
Households
Small Retail Shops
Hotels & Restaurants
Schools & Universities
Offices
Service Areas
Trust & Transparency
Growth Journey
Where we're headed
Starting in Zanzibar and Dar es Salaam, Soko Mtaani is scaling strategically toward new Tanzanian cities and, eventually, the wider East African region.
See Our Growth Plans