Tanzania Moves to Build Confidence in ADR Mechanisms for Commercial Disputes
Tanzania stresses importance of accessible alternative dispute resolution mechanisms for commercial disputes
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Tanzania stresses importance of accessible alternative dispute resolution mechanisms for commercial disputes
African start-up funding has crossed $2bn in 2026, driven by a strong summer that saw significant investments in large deals and established markets.
Tanzania and Qatar have signed a double-taxation agreement to facilitate cross-border investment and trade between the two countries.
Africa's digital transformation is outpacing its ability to protect critical infrastructure from cyberattacks, with a growing shortage of cybersecurity professionals.
Seven public toilets have been opened in Paje, Zanzibar, to address growing sanitation needs in the area.
Orca Energy Group's sale of Tanzanian gas business to Taifa Gas and Amber Energy faces October 10 deadline as Songo Songo development licence and gas supply contracts expire.
A two-day strike by bus and truck drivers in Tanzania has ended, but the disruption has left significant losses across businesses and sectors dependent on the movement of people and goods.
Tanzania's real estate market shifts focus from quantity to quality
Tanzania's push to equip young people with skills and connect them to jobs must address the needs of young people with disabilities, experts say.
Tanzania's $42 billion LNG project nears completion, but investors await a dedicated law and institutional reforms.
Zanzibar's newest 5-star hotel, Shah Palace, is set to open with 50 curated rooms, offering a unique blend of handcrafted beauty, personalized service, and exclusivity.
Tanzania aims to become a major uranium producer with a $1 billion project to transform its vast uranium reserves into a strategic economic asset.