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To help businesses navigate the labour challenges caused by the pandemic, we have highlighted a few measures that may be applied to limit the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic crisis to businesses in Tanzania.
The coverage of this pandemic by the global and local media clearly indicates the economic problems ahead not only for individuals but also for businesses at large. This calls for a reflection of the effect of this pandemic on the financial sector in Tanzania given the current global and local environment.
DLA Piper and DLA Piper Africa have collectively been shortlisted for 20 awards across multiple categories at the African Legal Awards 2023.
The Minister for Finance and Planning, Hon. Mwigulu Lameck Nchemba, delivered National Budget Speech on 15 June 2023 at the Parliament of the United Republic of Tanzania. The theme for the Budget is ‘Accelerating Economic Recovery, Climate Change Adaptation & Mitigation and Enhancing Productive Sectors for Improved Livelihood.’
This is an update to our Data Protection Laws of the World: Tanzania dated 26 January 2023, which provided an overview of the Personal Data Protection Act, 2022.
DLA Piper Africa has once again performed strongly in Chambers Global Guide 2023.
DLA Piper Africa has been recognised across a number of categories at the IFLR Africa Awards 2022, echoing our commitment to providing world-class service to our clients on significant local and multijurisdictional matters in their business pursuits on the continent.