Tanzania’s expansion of fuel storage capacity at Dar es Salaam port is set to improve supply reliability for transport operators across East Africa, addressing long-standing bottlenecks in fuel...

On 22 August 2012, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted rules obliging oil and gas companies listed in the United States to reveal the details of payments they make to foreign governments.

In this updater, we review the legal regime in place for importation and exportation of mineral concentrates in light of the formation of the new body, Tanzania Shipping Agencies Corporation (TASAC) ...

Tanzania’s press on Sunday, 16 September reported that the country’s Minister for Energy and Minerals, Professor Sospeter Muhongo, had ordered a review of all of the 26 production sharing agreements (PSAs) currently entered into by the Government of Tanzania (GoT).

February passed with no further formal communication from MEM or TPDC on the status of the Natural Gas Policy though TPDC and the Minister of Energy and Minerals have made informal pronouncements suggesting that progress has been made.

In the intricate dance of politics, every step taken by leaders sends ripples through the fabric of society, shaping the destiny of nations.

A discussion on Tanzania’s draft Natural Gas Policy.

Following recent gas finds, Tanzania has joined a new group of energy players in the African market.

Tanzania's long awaited Gas Policy is expected to reach the public domain at the end of the month.

Tanzania's Ministry of Energy and Minerals released the first draft of the country's Natural Gas Policy to the general public and announced the start of a 21 day consultation period on the document.

There were no further announcements concerning the status of Tanzania’s Natural Gas Policy during the course of June with the expected publication date now passed.

Clyde & Co recently published an energy briefing exploring the new Petroleum Act 2015 Bill supplement related to upstream, midstream and downstream petroleum activities.

April 2026 underscores a dynamic investment landscape across East Africa, where technology, natural resources, and strategic infrastructure are converging to create unparalleled opportunities for foreign investors.

East Africa continues to solidify its position as one of the world’s most dynamic investment frontiers, driven by rising foreign capital inflows, strategic infrastructure development...

The 2014 draft local content policy published by the Tanzanian Ministry of Energy and Minerals begins with the statement

The first draft of Tanzania's Natural Gas Policy was released to the general public on 2 November 2012.

In this article, we discuss the key provisions of the Regulations and what this means for companies in the energy sector.

With just days to Christmas and investors reflecting on the year behind while positioning for the year ahead, Africa's capital landscape remains firmly in motion.

In this article, we highlight some of the key recent developments in East Africa amid the Covid-19 outbreak. The article looks at how governments and private sector companies in the region...

In the second week of April 2026, East Africa’s investment landscape continues to build momentum, with a mix of major cross-border deals, industrial expansion...