Sophie Mirambo

INVESTING IN TANZANIA: KEY LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR PROSPECTIVE INVESTORS

When choosing to invest in Tanzania, it is important to understand the fundamental legal requirements. All businesses must be registered with the Business Registrations and Licensing Agency (BRELA). This process involves reserving a company name, preparing incorporation documents and obtaining the relevant licences. Foreign investors may also register their projects with the Tanzania Investment and…

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ANNADIL BURHANI OUTPLAY TELUGU

By The Arusha News Correspondent Annadil Burhani produced disciplined bowling to stun Telugu in the on-going 20 overs Arusha Regional Cricket league at the St Constatine’s ground last weekend. Winning the toss and electing to bat, Telugu’s innings was rocked early by an outstanding spell from Taha Nurbhai, who returned impressive figures of 4 for…

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NEW ARUSHA STADIUM HITS 81% COMPLETION

By The Arusha News Correspondent The construction of the new Samia Suluhu Hassan Stadium (SSHS) in Arusha City has reached about 81 per cent completion, Government Chief Spokesperson and Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Culture, Arts and Sports, Gerson Msigwa, has said. He reaffirmed that the project was on course for its planned…

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AFRICAN COURT CLOCKS 20 YEARS

By Sukhdev Chhatbar The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights will next week mark 20 years since its establishment, commemorating two decades of continental human rights adjudication at its seat in Arusha. Established in 2006 under the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights, the court was created to complement and…

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UPRIGHT THINKING Madaraka Nyerere

OUR CONTINUING OBSESSION WITH ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Recent events showing Tanzanian Members of Parliament (MPs) struggling to express themselves in English while seeking to represent the country in international parliamentary bodies suggest that campaigning for wider use of Swahili in international institutions must now reach beyond Swahili speakers. These MPs exposed a structural problem in how we select international representatives. Rather than…

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