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Tanzania continues to outperform its neighbours and is attracting considerable interest from foreign investors. The recent arrests in connection to the DP World contract are a worry with fear that the country may be regressing to a ban on freedoms. Economically the country is on an upward trend.
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Tanzania is politically stable and has moved forward democratically under President Hassan’s regime. The business environment has improved considerably and investment in the oil and gas sector is expected to flow in.
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Political stability under the current regime continues. The economy is performing well although there are further reforms required.
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Politically stable and a growing economy are clearly evident in Tanzania. It is also apparent that the country is open for business and is actively encouraging investment both local and foreign.
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Political freedom appears to have become a reality. The economy is growing at a reasonable rate and the fact that the case against the crude oil pipeline was won is extremely positive for Tanzania.
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Tanzania continues to increase its standing on the world stage as an investment destination, however, it remains to be seen if changes identified by economists and the private sector alike can be translated into tangible business environment reforms.
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For Tanzania, the outlook remains positive and stable with renewed positivity in the market from potential and existing investors. Whilst the regulatory environment remains a complex one, business prevails, and despite this, the Government continues to repeat messaging that the regulatory burden will ease over the coming financial year. Watch this space.
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The outlook for Tanzania continues to be positive with continued interest from foreign investors and an improved fiscal rating despite rising inflation and global impacts continuing.
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The use and acceptance of cryptocurrencies In Africa is becoming more and more prevalent, and there have been recent positive signs in countries such Kenya, Mauritius, Tanzania, and Uganda. Our commentary highlights developments in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda and is reproduced courtesy of Bowmans.
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