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Political convictions and their impact on the Petroleum Industry in Tanzania
Contents [hide] Attracting foreign investment to Tanzania Some of the big oil and gas projects at play in Tanzania The economic outlook for Tanzania Moving forward to entrench democracy Attracting...
TanzaniaTransportation and storage
Road Infrastructure Holding Back the Agriculture Business Sector in Tanzania
WoW’s research into the Tanzanian agri-business offers interesting insights. The agri-business sector in Tanzania is extremely important in a country that still has a long way to go towards growing...
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Tanzania Snapshot
The European Union’s 5 November recall of its ambassador to Tanzania, based on “the deterioration of the human rights and rule of law situation” in the country, highlights growing concerns about its government’s crackdown on human rights and an increasingly difficult investment environment. Since assuming power in 2015, president John Magufuli has made significant changes and reforms including reducing bloated government, improving tax collection and reining in on tax evasion.
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The Construction Industry in Tanzania
Tanzania’s construction sector is characterised by a large number of micro-entrepreneurs, the majority of whom operate in the country’s informal economy. The country’s formal construction sector comprises indigenous and indigenised firms, as well as numerous major foreign civil engineering and construction companies. As an industry with linkages to all sectors of the economy, the construction sector performs a pivotal role in Tanzania, as well as across the East African trade bloc.
