This study examines entrepreneurial processes in African economies in Transition. Data collection involves literature review. Findings show strategies include the move towards the informal sector as an alternative to the ...

This (2014) study investigates the effects of bank specific and macroeconomic factors on banks’ profitability in Tanzania. The fixed effects regression model was used on a panel data obtained from 23 banks from 2009 to ...

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 ...

Tanzania’s business community is facing several challenges but this time corruption is identified as the biggest impediment that the private sector thinks should be the priority for action. This was identified by the ...

This paper examines the impact of financial sector reforms in bank regulations and supervision on competitiveness of commercial banks in Tanzania in respect of economic efficiency. Data were collected from bank customers ...

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 study examines the key determinants of FDI inflows to African countries. Information is based on various reports and literature. The study finds that governance is positively related to FDI inflows. Other important ...

The study examines challenges of unreliable electric power supply to manufacturers in TANZANIA. Data collection was through questionnaires and direct discussions. The study shows that in the last few years the Government ...

The newspaper article reports about agriculture sector in Tanzania. As the Tanzanian currency has continued to depreciate, exporters are calling for the removal of challenges for farmers and traders so as to boost exports. ...

This news is about the potential of Coffee in Tanzania to fetch an income, worth over US$ 200 Million, through the implementation of a comprehensive grass-root based intervention mapped out in the ten years national coffee ...