Tanzania is cracking down on foreign participation in key sectors of its economy. Under a new directive, foreigners are now prohibited from engaging in 15 business areas considered essential to grassroots economic empowerment.
Breakdown
- Tanzania bans non-citizens from 15 business areas, including salons and retail shops. 5s
- Violators face fines up to 10 million Tanzanian shillings or six months in prison. 22s
- The government aims to boost local job creation and income with this policy. 32s
- The ban raises concerns about regional trade and could impact 40,000 Kenyans in Tanzania. 41s
- The directive follows a recent ban on foreign currency use in domestic transactions. 1m 1s