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The Tanzania Finance Act 2022 was assented on June 30, 2022 and has been effective since July 1, 2022.

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

Mineral extraction and revenues in Tanzania have made very little positive impact on the lives of most Tanzanians.

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.

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.

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.

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

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...

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.

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.

East Africa's investment landscape is showing strong momentum this February, with capital flows signaling confidence across infrastructure, fintech, sustainable finance, and regional integration.

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...

This week's East Africa investment landscape reveals a dynamic shift as countries explore stablecoins for cross-border payments, Tanzania's mining sector continues to dominate foreign direct investment...

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.

Cross border M&A in East Africa demands careful structuring across multiple jurisdictions, with attention to ownership mapping, regulatory approvals, tax implications, and post-completion obligations. Understanding how to coordinate share versus asset purchases, competition filings, and local transfer requirements determines whether a regional acquisition can close successfully.

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...