Tanzania investment laws are being revised to court technology, AI and digital payments capital, with faster approvals, clearer rules and a new SEZ body.
Tanzania · TECHNOLOGY
Key Facts
—Legal review: Tanzania is reworking laws covering digital financial transactions, e-commerce, company operations and public-private partnerships.
—Minister: Constitution and Legal Affairs Minister Juma Zuberi Homera confirmed the review includes the Public-Private Partnership Act and the Companies Act.
—Capital thresholds: The 2022 investment law cut the minimum for Tanzanian investors from US$100,000 to US$50,000; the foreign threshold stayed at US$500,000.
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