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PCS- SGS Provides port and testing services for several cargos destined to Tanzania POLYTRA As a key and strategic part of the POLYTRA network, POLYTRA Tanzania has been actively growing its presence and set up in Tanzania since several years. By developing its presence inside the port of Dar Es Salaam, and in Kigoma, POLYTRA Tanzania has become a…
A limited liability company can be established under the Companies Act 2002 which sets out the relevant legal framework. The relevant bodies or authorities involved in the establishments of a business are as follows: – Business Registration and Licensing Agency (BRELA), the body for registering companies in Tanzania Ministry of Industry Trade and Investment responsible…
The Government is implementing the National Five-Year Development Plan 2016/17 – 2020/2021, which aims at nurturing industrialisation for economic transformation and human development. Under this Plan, the Government is implementing the following projects: – Construction of a new Central Railway line to Standard Gauge, the Government is constructing a new electric railway line using domestic…
The Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank, known more commonly as TDB, and previously PTA Bank, is a specialised African regional financial institution established in 1985 that provides short, medium and long-term financing across a wide set of sectors, both private- and public-sector clients, on sustainable and commercial principles. The Bank’s mission…
Nothing could be more true, considering Rwanda’s tourism development. Step by step, like pieces of a giant puzzle, the overall picture falls into place. Blessed with a fantastic climate – some know it as the Country of Eternal Springtime – Rwanda does have great assets to offer classic leisure tourism. One could point to the…
Tanzania is one of the best performing economies of Africa. The country enjoyed steady growth for the last decade and a 7.0%[1] GDP increase in 2016. Neighbour to 6 countries, it performs strongly in the industry, construction, services, information and communications sectors. For an investor, international business or businessman, it is reassuring to know…
Over the last decade, Rwanda has been able to come together as a nation and achieve impressive economic growth under stable governance. Today, it is ranked 41st in the World Bank Doing Business Report. By 2020, it aims to accomplish its transition from a low-income economy based on agriculture to a knowledge-based, service-oriented economy with…
Rwanda is located in the centre of Sub-Saharan Africa. It borders the DRC, Uganda, Tanzania and Burundi. Rwanda is about 10% smaller than Belgium in terms of land size and recently overtook Belgium in terms of population size (12 million). The median age in Belgium is 41 years, whereas in Rwanda it’s 20 years. The…
Africa in three key factors: Youth, new technologies and reserves of raw materials covering one third of the world’s needs … and on top of that a coastline teeming with fish like nowhere else and some of the richest farmland on the planet. Given all of this, everybody ought to turn to this continent with…
Les entreprises doivent être guidées au travers de la jungle des mécanismes légaux de protection internationale des investissements étrangers. Ces mécanismes, nombreux, protègent leurs investissements étrangers directs (« foreign direct investments »). Le présent article décrit comment cette protection s’articule.
