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- Tanzania is reviewing key business development laws to boost investments.
- One of the laws under review is the Companies Act and the Business Names (Registration) Act.
- Amended laws are set to create a more conducive investment environment.
The Tanzania business environment is expected to improve to a great deal thanks to ongoing efforts to amend non-conducive business laws.
It is expected that the business law amendment will serve to help the country attract investors by improving its business environment, the government has announced.
The government of Tanzania has made public its intention to review key laws in the country, including the Companies Act and the Business Names (Registration) Act, with a view to align the regulations with current global trends and market needs.
To this end, the government of Tanzania is now collecting stakeholders’ opinions ahead of the proposed law amendments.
While the two laws are often confused and intertwined, …
