These regulations apply to network service licensees who offer mobile services.

These regulations apply to the following types of licences:-
(a) network facilities licences;
(b) network services licences;
(c) content services licences;
(d) application services licences; among others.

The Zanzibar Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty aims to contribute to poverty reduction in Tanzania by continuing from ZSGRP I.

This development plan presents the poliy directions and longer term objectives for all levels of educations in Tanzania.

This policy evaluates domestic economic performance and elucidates government monetary policy for the period 2020/21

This policy provides the outlook for the domestic economy and the monetary policy objectives for 2019/20

This document outline the general guidelines and requirements for establishing a bank in Tanzania.

This Act provides the regulation of banks and financial institutions such as savings and credit society with the goal of reducing risk and to ensure stability in the financial system.

This Act provides the guidelines for transactions and activities related to foreign currency and other foreign exchange transactions.

This Act provides guidelines for the licensing, regulation and supervision of microfinance business and to make provisions for related matters.

This document provides the requiremnent for setting-up a Bureaux de Change business in Tanzania.

This document provides the guideline for registering and operating a credit reference bureau in Tanzania.

This document provides the general requirement for establishing and operating a financial leasing company.

This document provides the general requirement for establishing and operating a mortgage finance company in Tanzania.

This document provides the general requirement for entities and companies to operate as a microfinance service provider.

This document provides the general requirement for individual money lenders to operate as a microfinance service provider.

Tanzania National ICT Policy 2016 Implementation Strategy is prepared to translate the policy statements into actions, covering a five-year period from 2016/17 to 2020/21.

The main objective of this policy is to enhance public participation and understanding of potentials of ICT for effective transformation towards knowledge based society.

The policy articulates issues and statements and sets out guidelines to be adhered to in all decisions concerning ICT in order to maximize effective use of ICT for enhanced efficiency in service delivery

These regulations amend the Electronic and Postal Communications (Radio and Television Broadcasting Content) Regulations.