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This section tracks the laws, acts and regulatory reforms that shape how business is done in Tanzania.

TanzaniaInvest maintains this collection to give investors, executives, lawyers and analysts a single reference point for Tanzania's evolving legal framework.

You will find updates on primary legislation, subsidiary regulations, and the reforms moving through parliament and the government gazette.

What you'll find here

Coverage on this page spans the core statutes governing investment and enterprise in Tanzania.

This includes the Investment Act, the Companies Act, the Land Act, the Mining Act, the Petroleum Act, the Insurance Act, the Banking and Financial Institutions Act, and the Tax Administration Act.

You will also find analysis of the EPZ and SEZ frameworks administered under TISEZA, along with rolling coverage of new bills, amendments, and regulatory notices as they are issued.

Who this is for

The section is built for foreign and domestic investors assessing entry or expansion in Tanzania.

It is equally useful for corporate counsel, compliance officers, development finance institutions, and consultants advising on transactions, licensing, or market entry.

Journalists and researchers tracking Tanzania's reform agenda will also find structured, dated coverage here.

How to use this page

Start with the article most relevant to your sector or transaction, then follow linked coverage for context on related acts and recent amendments.

Because Tanzanian legislation is updated frequently, we recommend checking this section before finalising legal or investment decisions.

For deal-specific guidance, always confirm the current position with licensed Tanzanian counsel.

Why it matters

Tanzania's legal environment directly determines the cost, risk, and feasibility of doing business in the country.

Reforms to tax administration, land access, mining fiscal terms, and financial services regulation continue to reshape the investment case.

Tracking these changes in one place helps decision-makers respond faster and price risk more accurately.

Last Update: July 2026

TanzaniaInvest Interview FAyaz Bhojani Managing Partner FB Attorneys

Interview with Dr FAyaz Bhojani, Managing Partner of FB Attorneys, on the Evolution of the Firm, and Litigation, Arbitration and Taxation Issues in Tanzania

TanzaniaInvest interviewed Dr FAyaz Bhojani, Managing Partner of FB Attorneys, the only law firm in Tanzania ranked at the top by all three leading international legal directories, Chambers and Partners, IFLR1000, and The Legal 500. He discusses the firm’s cross-border and arbitration work, its strength in mining, oil and gas, and M&A, and the two factors foreign investors weigh most before entering Tanzania: the rule of law and a fair, predictable tax system.
the World Justice Project (WJP) Rule of Law Index 2024

Tanzania Moves Up in the World Justice Project (WJP) Rule of Law Index 2024

Tanzania ranks 96th in the 2024 WJP Rule of Law Index, highlighting its economic growth amid challenges in governance, social indicators, and environmental sustainability. Tanzania made its best improvement in the area of Constraints on Government Powers ranking 79th out of 142 countries.