Region full of non-tariff curbs: EAC

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'Tanzania tops EAC region in government openness'
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Tanzanian government operations are more transparent, open and accountable compared to other East African countries, the Minister of State President's Office, (Good Governance) George Mkuchika said during the launch of the second phase of Open ...

The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) is taking an acting participation in the On-going Colourful Nane-Nane Exhibitions 2015 at Ngongo ground in Lindi Region.

TCRA Eastern Zone Manager, Mr Deo Moyo shakes hands with the Prime Minister Hon. Mizengo Kayanza Pinda.

Part audience who  flock at TCRA Pavilion at Nane-Nane Exhibition in Lindi Region.

The Magereza dancers thrill audience at TCRA Pavilion, Ngongo ground in Lindi Region. (Photos by Courtesy of...

In celebration of East-Africannes, the East African Community (EAC) Deputy Secretary General in charge of Finance and Administration, Mr. Liberat Mfumukeko, on behalf of the Secretary General, Amb. Dr. Richard Sezibera, graced the official opening of the third Zinduka Festival held at Sheikh Amri Abeid Memorial Stadium in Arusha, Tanzania.
Meaning “re-awakening consciousness” in Kiswahili, Zinduka brings together participants from the fields of academia, social movements, civil society...

East African Community Headquarters, Arusha, Tanzania, 10th May, 2020: East African Community Partner States have been directed to support local production of essential medical products and supplies including masks, sanitizers, soaps, processed food, ventilators as part of efforts to combat COVID-19 in the region.
A Joint consultative meeting of Partner States’ Ministers and Cabinet Secretaries responsible for Health, Trade, Transport and EAC Affairs via video conference held on 8th May,...

>At a time when the East African Community (EAC) appears to have successfully agitated for the removal of dozens of  trade barriers in the bloc, more non-tariff barriers (NTBs) have been reported.

>The government has approved the opening of  the capital account to remove foreign restrictions in the local capital markets.

Tigo Tanzania yesterday announced a $120 million (Sh221 billion) expansion plan for 2015.The amount incorporates a 20 per cent increase from last year’s $100 million and is expected to improve service provision countrywide.

Tanzania, which has been blamed for having numerous non-tariff barriers (NTBs) in the East African Community (EAC), is now said to be the most active of all states in the region in removing such curbs.

Tanzania’s regulatory frameworks on renewable energy sources are unattractive, say investors.