Tanzania’s audit results for 2024/25 show a high share of unqualified opinions across audited entities. In technical terms, this indicates
In a landmark development in the United States, Meta was found liable for its impact on children through social media,
Recently, Tanzania’s Finance Minister, Mwigulu Nchemba, pointed to strong growth and innovation in the country’s capital markets, remarks that did
Tax reform is rarely incremental. It is typically political, technical, and consequential all at once. This week, the conversation around
The regulation of buyer power is a growing concern in Tanzania’s competition law framework. Under the Fair Competition Act, 2003,
A significant ownership change has emerged in East Africa’s media sector following Taarifa Limited’s acquisition of a controlling stake in
In the global race for capital, nothing speaks louder than billions – and in Tanzania’s case, the figure now commanding
Reform in Tanzania is rarely announced quietly. It is framed as strategic, decisive, and in line with long-term ambition. This
In 2026, artificial intelligence (AI) no longer announces itself. It hums in the background of daily life, adjusting traffic lights,
A new Central Data Repository (CDR) launched by the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) aims
Two weeks ago, United States (US) President Donald Trump withdrew the country from 66 international organisations and treaties, arguing that they no
Digital lending has become one of the most transformative innovations in Tanzania’s financial sector, reshaping access to credit and advancing
On December 8, Bank of Tanzania Governor Emmanuel M. Tutuba announced plans to establish a dedicated Credit Guarantee Public Limited Company,
