1. Introduction Tanzania’s business-registration framework is designed to welcome both local and foreign investors—provided that all corporate documentation is correctly prepared and notarized.For foreign entities or individuals seeking to invest or incorporate, understanding the required attachments under the Business Registration and Licensing Agency (BRELA) and the Companies Act 2002 is critical. Missing or incomplete documents can delay the process or cause your applic

1. Introduction Tanzania’s mining sector continues to attract strong international attention — not only for gold but increasingly for copper, cobalt, nickel, and other base metals . With global demand rising for electric-vehicle batteries and renewable-energy infrastructure, the country’s copper belts (notably in Dodoma, Mpwapwa, Kilosa, Lindi, Mbeya and Mpanda) have become lucrative grounds for traders and investors.To participate legally and profitably, every buyer, export

Q: What is the minimum capital required to start a business in Tanzania? A:  The capital requirement varies by industry. For example:...