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 The Rise of Digital Trade in Tanzania: Legal Pathways for E-Commerce and Fintech Investors
Mudrikat Kiobya October 27, 2025

The Rise of Digital Trade in Tanzania: Legal Pathways for E-Commerce and Fintech Investors

Digital trade and fintech are no longer peripheral to Tanzania’s economy they are core pillars of its future. With mobile money penetration high and internet use rising, Tanzania offers a unique platform for e-commerce, fintech, digital payments, and cross-border online…

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 ESG and Compliance: How Tanzania’s Legal Landscape Is Evolving for Sustainable Investment
Mudrikat Kiobya October 19, 2025

ESG and Compliance: How Tanzania’s Legal Landscape Is Evolving for Sustainable Investment

1. Introduction — Why ESG matters more now Investors across the globe are no longer asking if but how well businesses incorporate Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles. In Tanzania, this shift is becoming legally significant: as local regulators, financiers…

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 Tanzania Development Vision 2050: Turning Legal Reforms into Investment Opportunities
Mudrikat Kiobya October 11, 2025

Tanzania Development Vision 2050: Turning Legal Reforms into Investment Opportunities

Introduction — Vision 2050 Is the Next Legal & Investment Blueprint Tanzania’s newly adopted Development Vision 2050 (Dira 2050) marks the start of a transformative era. It envisions a high-income, knowledge-based, industrialized and inclusive economy by mid-century. For businesses and…

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 Tax Law in Transition: How Investors Should Prepare for Tanzania’s Next Five Years
Mudrikat Kiobya October 5, 2025

Tax Law in Transition: How Investors Should Prepare for Tanzania’s Next Five Years

Practical forecast + action plan for corporates, NGOs and foreign investors Executive summary Tanzania’s tax landscape is shifting decisively. The Finance Act 2025 and the 2025/26 budget package introduce new withholding regimes, tighter VAT rules linked to electronic payments, changes…

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 The Overlooked Power of Intellectual Property in Tanzania’s Emerging Industries
Mudrikat Kiobya September 27, 2025

The Overlooked Power of Intellectual Property in Tanzania’s Emerging Industries

Why mining tech, tourism branding and agri-processing need a legal IP strategy now Introduction — IP is not optional; it’s strategic When companies and investors think about intellectual property (IP) they usually picture flashy tech start-ups or brand battles in…

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 Tanzania Court Ruling 2025: Non-Citizen Land Inheritance & Diaspora Estates
Mudrikat Kiobya September 20, 2025

Tanzania Court Ruling 2025: Non-Citizen Land Inheritance & Diaspora Estates

In August 2025, the Court of Appeal of Tanzania delivered a landmark decision in Attorney General v. Emmanuel Marangakisi & Others, Civil Application No. 278/01 of 2023 [2025] TZCA 870, clarifying that non-citizens may no longer inherit landed property in…

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 Succession Planning for High-Value Estates in Tanzania: Avoiding Family Feuds Before They Begin
Mudrikat Kiobya August 30, 2025

Succession Planning for High-Value Estates in Tanzania: Avoiding Family Feuds Before They Begin

Why Succession Planning is More Urgent Than Ever In Tanzania, stories of wealthy families torn apart by inheritance disputes are far too common. Mansions abandoned due to ownership battles, companies collapsing after the founder’s death, and protracted court cases draining…

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 The Hidden Risks in Tanzanian Mergers & Acquisitions: A Lawyer’s Perspective from the Negotiation Table
Mudrikat Kiobya August 9, 2025

The Hidden Risks in Tanzanian Mergers & Acquisitions: A Lawyer’s Perspective from the Negotiation Table

Why M&A in Tanzania Requires More Than a Handshake and a Contract Mergers and acquisitions in Tanzania can be an exciting pathway for business growth, foreign market entry, and consolidation of market share. Yet, in my years of practice, I…

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 Business Restrictions for Non-Citizens in Tanzania: What Every Foreign Investor Needs to Know
Mudrikat Kiobya August 3, 2025

Business Restrictions for Non-Citizens in Tanzania: What Every Foreign Investor Needs to Know

Introduction: A Major Legal Shift in Foreign Participation On 28th July 2025, the Government of Tanzania introduced a landmark regulation through Government Notice No. 487A, officially titled The Business Licensing (Prohibition of Business Activities for Non-Citizens) Order, 2025. This legal…

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 Legal Foundations for Sustainable and Impact Investment in Tanzania: A Strategic Guide for NGOs and Global Mission-Driven Investors
Mudrikat Kiobya July 26, 2025

Legal Foundations for Sustainable and Impact Investment in Tanzania: A Strategic Guide for NGOs and Global Mission-Driven Investors

Introduction: Investing with Purpose in East Africa Tanzania is not only a land of economic potential but also a land of impact. From community health programs and educational ventures to green energy and agricultural innovation, international organizations and mission-driven investors…

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