During October 2019, we travelled to Dar Es Salaam in Tanzania to conduct Brand Identification Training at the REACT workshop with the FCC officials to assist them in combating the sale of counterfeit goods in Tanzania.

Africa is widely recognized as the last frontier of emerging markets with its vast resources, youthful population, and significant potential for economic growth.

The East African development story is evolving beyond raw potential into one of pragmatic, systemic problem solving. The region is confronting its unique challenges...

The East African region is confronting significant socioeconomic challenges and opportunities for development.

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...

This legal update explores the key changes to the sugar industry pursuant to the Sugar Industry Act (the Act), which has recently been amended by the Written Laws Act of 2020 (the Amendment).

As the days count down to the inauguration of President Donald Trump on January 20, 2025, it's becoming increasingly clear what the next chapter of U.S. economic policy...

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.

I am thrilled to share with you some exciting news that has brought a great sense of responsibility and honor to my professional journey.

Welcome to the first East Africa Investment Newsletter of February 2026. This week, the region is showcasing renewed momentum with initiatives designed to unlock investment opportunities and drive growth.

Tanzania has lagged behind many of its neighbours in the development of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in the past twenty years.

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

It is the most valuable currency in any economy, yet it cannot be printed, traded, or legislated into existence. It must be built, transaction by transaction, promise by promise, through unwavering institutional integrity.

Welcome to this week’s East Africa Investment Brief, where we spotlight the latest opportunities shaping the continent’s fastest-growing sectors.

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 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...

This week, East Africa continues to attract significant attention from investors and development partners, with major initiatives shaping the region's economic and industrial trajectory.

East Africa is gaining momentum as a hub for strategic investment, with countries across the region deepening market access, strengthening trade ties, and showcasing untapped opportunities.

This month, East Africa continues to attract significant investor attention, with major developments across infrastructure, energy, mining, health, and trade sectors.

Tanzania was ranked the second most resilient investment destination in Africa, reinforcing its position as a stable and competitive market.