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The investment landscape of Africa has increasingly attracted global attention and ascended as a beacon of investment opportunities, with China emerging as a dominant force...

Since the end of last year, the legal landscape in Tanzania has been veiled with uncertainty regarding matters of labor and immigration.

The National Assembly in Tanzania is currently debating various changes to legislation through the Written Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No 3) Act of 2019, which has been brought under a certificate of urgency.

Doing business in Tanzania requires in-depth knowledge of and practical familiarity with the regulations and authorities governing its economic sectors.

An article on December 29, 2023, in the Daily News reported that Tanzania has gained international recognition for its efforts to bolster its capacity to administer justice and handle disputes in the realm of IP.

In 2017, the Tanzanian government introduced a raft of legislative reforms to the natural resources sector. Through the reforms the new government looked to ensure that investor...

Tanzania's interest – based monetary policy framework is a move to improve investment climate in Tanzania and to create investor confidence.

With the release of the 2024/2025 budgets across East African nations, there is much to discuss, especially concerning the potential impact on investment and the socio-political landscape.

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...

Donald Trump's tenure as President of the United States sparked widespread debate on many fronts, including U.S. foreign policy towards Africa.

The tension is not new. In June 2024, ten foreign embassies expressed concern about retrospective tax demands, prompting President Samia Suluhu Hassan to launch the Presidential Tax Reform Commission.

Tanzania has come from far when it relates to trade and investments. In particular, the mining sector has seen a growth in the last years.

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...

Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda each present unique landscapes and economic frameworks.

As February 2026 unfolds, East Africa continues to solidify its position as a compelling frontier for strategic investment. From sovereign debt management in Kenya to industrial upgrading in Tanzania...

As we welcome 2026, we are pleased to share the first edition of this year's East Africa investment Newsletter and extend our best wishes to our readers and partners...