This newspaper article reports about tourism business environment in Tanzania. The Tanzania Tour Operators Association (Tato) came up with a policy proposal to make changes to the state of policing for tourists in the ...

This 2015 report critically examines the nature of business informality and bring fresh insights into the formalisations agenda in some African countries. Specifically, the study examined the concept, nature and causes of ...

This report provides assessment on skills development. It uses data from document reviews and other reports. The findings show that the private sector in Tanzania sees many opportunities yet faces many constraints. The ...

The study examines social entrepreneurship in Tanzania. It evaluates how social entrepreneurs pioneering social change in the country. The paper is based on publicly available profiles Ashoka. One sample out of five Ashoka ...

The newspaper article reports about tourism tax in Zanzibar. Zanzibar Finance minister Omar Yussuf Mzee’s pre-budget speech did not impress tourist stakeholders as he proposed to introduce an infrastructure tax of $1 per ...

The newspaper article reports about the need to embrace horticulture in Tanzania. Horticulture is the most rapidly growing agricultural subsector in Tanzania. Thus warrants special considerations to propel it to global ...

This report is about the Tanzania five year development plan 2011/12-2015/16. It unleashes Tanzania’s latent growth potentials. The Plan is underpinned by specific strategies to fast-track realization of the Vision 2025 ...

This report presents a synthesis of the major investment climate and business environment assessments conducted in Tanzania since 2005. Its purpose is to improve the understanding among the development partners in Tanzania ...

This is Tanzania’s business laws (miscellaneous amendments) Act of 2012. The law enacted to amend laws which regulate the conduct of business with a view to creating more conducive climate for doing business in Tanzania. ...

Tanzania intended to stand out at the World Travel Market exhibition in London, by setting up its own booth separate from the shared East African Community booth. The expo attracts 50,000 visitors, which made the Ministry ...