Author: Emanuel Nyangwe
General Tyre Revival: Driving Tanzania’s Manufacturing Future
In 2015, the Tanzanian Government acquired the remaining 26% shares from Continental AG, thereby gaining 100% ownership and paving the way for the plant’s potential revival by overhauling outdated machinery and restarting production.
Why Tanzania Should Invest More in Sunflower Oil Processing?
According to the Ministry of Agriculture’s 2024 estimates, Tanzania’s annual demand for edible oil stands at around 650,000 metric Tonnes, but local production covers only about 290,000 tonnes.
Why and How Governments Control Markets: Lessons from Tanzania
Market control is not about suppressing business; it’s about creating an environment where trade benefits everyone, not just a few.
How to Manage Your Estimated Taxes When Starting Your Business in Tanzania
If you’re unsure about your tax obligations, it is important to ask to TRA Officer in charge or your Tax advisor to give you more clarification.
What Does TRA Consider When Estimating Tax for New Businesses?
In Tanzania, Tax estimates are not final judgments of your opening business. If you think it is unfair for your estimation, you can appeal by providing genuine reasons.
The Economic Impacts of Government Bailouts in Tanzania
In Tanzania, state interventions have been used to stabilize strategic sectors such as Agriculture, Aviation, Energy, and Transport.
Why and How Governments Bail Out Collapsing Companies or Industries?
The support could come in various forms like Direct cash injection, Debt repayment or assumption, Tax waivers or subsidies, Loan guarantees and Ownership restructuring. ATCL are really example of Government bailout.
16 Profitable Agribusiness Opportunities in Tanzania
From Technology to Transport, storage to services, the Agricultural value chain is full of untapped potential.
What are the Features That the Best Bank Should Have in Tanzania?
The best banks in Tanzania are committed to financial inclusion, making their services accessible to all segments of the population. Also, your money's safety should be the bank's top priority.
How Bonds Work: Purchase, Coupon Payments, Maturity, Risks
Issuance; The Government of Tanzania (BOT or DSE) announces that it wants to borrow Money from the Public.
Step-by-step Guide to start Bond Investment in Tanzania.
It’s usually free, and the process takes less than an hour if you have your National ID, Driving License or Travelling Passport and TIN number ready. Without a CDS Account, you can’t buy or hold bonds in Tanzania.