Askofu mstaafu Dk Mokiwa atoa ushahidi kesi ya ardhi
Aliyekuwa Askofu wa Kanisa la Anglikana Tanzania Dayosisi ya Dar es Salaam, Dk Valentino Mokiwa, ameieleza Mahakama Kuu, Divisheni ya Ardhi, jinsi alivyoshiriki mchakato wa kutoa eneo kwa ajili ya kupewa aliyekuwa Askofu wa kwanza wa dayosisi hiyo na Askofu Mkuu wa kanisa hilo, hayati John Sepeku.
Most Read News Stories
Tato faults Zanzibar mandatory insurance for arriving visitors
Tato chairman has dismissed the new policy is an unnecessary and duplicative burden on tourists
ACT-Wazalendo calls for withdrawal of mandatory travel insurance in Zanzibar
Starting October 1, all visitors to Zanzibar will be required to purchase a mandatory travel insurance policy costing $44 at the point of entry
Juma Haji Duni: A legacy of resilience and leadership in Zanzibar politics
The recurring inefficiency among some contractors could lead the government to favour foreign firms, sparking criticism from stakeholders advocating for local participation
Zanzibar Foreign Investment News
Investment, Commerce, Foreign Investment, Blue Economy
Foreign Investments East Africa
Investment Legalities, Property, land, ownership, residency
Is Zanzibar a good place to invest?
Property in Zanzibar is sold with a 99 year lease, that is often issued gradually in 33 year phases. The property owner will have the ability to renew the lease when the term is expiring.
Are there Tax Incentives on Zanzibar?
The Latest Tax Free Destination For Foreign Businesses In Africa Is Zanzibar. Here’s How
The Tanzanian island of Zanzibar in 2021 introduced a new free tax and residency program for expats who want to live and invest there.
What Are Challenges to Foreign Investment?
In Zanzibar to encourage private investment to thrive with foreign investments requires a stable and predictable investment climate, which is provided by transparent and accountable government, strict enforcement of the rule of law, skilled and productive labour force, affordable and accessible infrastructure, and intelligent infrastructure. In Zanzibar there are still challenges for investment in three main categories: cultural challenges, legal challenges, and administrative & operational challenges.