A&K Tanzania
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Leading firm in Global 2026
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ALN Tanzania | A&K Tanzania is one of Tanzania’s pre-eminent, full-service corporate and commercial law firms with extensive expertise in handling sophisticated transactions across sectors, including financial services, natural resources including mining and energy, manufacturing, agriculture, technology, media and telecoms, and hospitality. The firm’s consolidated and seamless cross-border offering is driven by a diverse and talented team of over 100 lawyers across 3 jurisdictions.
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ALN Tanzania's market-leading offering is bolstered by our pan-African reach through ALN, an integrated alliance of the leading full-service corporate law firms in 15 African countries and the UAE. Our Main Practice Areas: - Banking, Finance & Insolvency - Capital Markets - Competition - Corporate M&A - Dispute Resolution - Employment - Forensics, Risk & Compliance - Intellectual Property - Private Client - Projects & Infrastructure - Real Estate & Construction - Tax
Notable work
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United States International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) and Citibank
DFC and Citibank on the provision of $320 million in financing to CRDB Bank, expanding finance opportunities for women.
United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)
UNCDF on a $23 million subnational infrastructure green revenue bond to be issued by Tanga UWASA.
DP World
DP World on the entry into a 30-year concession agreement between DP World and the Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA).
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Tanzania - Head office
Dar es Salaam
The Address, Ground Floor, 1 Bains Singh Avenue Msasani Peninsula PO Box 79651, Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Dar es Salaam
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10 Things Investors Should Get Right Before Investing in Tanzania
Tanzania is attracting growing regional and international investment across sectors, including energy, mining, infrastructure, logistics, manufacturing, technology, financial services, agriculture, hospitality and real estate.
ALN Tanzania Strengthens Disputes Practice, Appointing Yassin Maka as Head of Litigation
ALN Tanzania | A&K Tanzania, Tanzania’s leading full-service law firm, has strengthened its disputes offering with the appointment of Yassin Maka as Head of Litigation.
ALN Tanzania Strengthens Corporate Expertise with New Partner Chris Green
ALN Tanzania, the country’s leading corporate and commercial law firm, is delighted to announce the appointment of Chris Green as a Partner.
This guide aims to serve as a business-oriented guide that includes a political & economic overview of the country, the regulatory environment in Tanzania, industry/sectors open to or restricted from FDI, investment promotion entities, tax regime and key developments for doing business in Tanzania.
Tanzania has diverse energy sources including biomass, natural gas, hydro, coal, geothermal, solar and wind power and uranium, much of which is untapped. Hydropower is a significant electricity source, providing around 35% of total generation.
Investing in Tanzania: Land Acquisition for Foreign Investment Purposes
Tanzania presents abundant investment opportunities, including in sectors where land is an important resource, such as agriculture, projects and infrastructure, real estate and construction, manufacturing, and other capex-heavy industries.
Navigating EA’s Data Protection Framework: A Guide for Investors in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania
The number of data protection laws in Africa has more than doubled in the last decade, and a third of these laws were passed in just the last five years.
10 Things Investors Should Get Right Before Investing in Tanzania
Tanzania is attracting growing regional and international investment across sectors, including energy, mining, infrastructure, logistics, manufacturing, technology, financial services, agriculture, hospitality and real estate.
ALN Tanzania Strengthens Disputes Practice, Appointing Yassin Maka as Head of Litigation
ALN Tanzania | A&K Tanzania, Tanzania’s leading full-service law firm, has strengthened its disputes offering with the appointment of Yassin Maka as Head of Litigation.
ALN Tanzania Strengthens Corporate Expertise with New Partner Chris Green
ALN Tanzania, the country’s leading corporate and commercial law firm, is delighted to announce the appointment of Chris Green as a Partner.
This guide aims to serve as a business-oriented guide that includes a political & economic overview of the country, the regulatory environment in Tanzania, industry/sectors open to or restricted from FDI, investment promotion entities, tax regime and key developments for doing business in Tanzania.
Tanzania has diverse energy sources including biomass, natural gas, hydro, coal, geothermal, solar and wind power and uranium, much of which is untapped. Hydropower is a significant electricity source, providing around 35% of total generation.
Investing in Tanzania: Land Acquisition for Foreign Investment Purposes
Tanzania presents abundant investment opportunities, including in sectors where land is an important resource, such as agriculture, projects and infrastructure, real estate and construction, manufacturing, and other capex-heavy industries.
Navigating EA’s Data Protection Framework: A Guide for Investors in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania
The number of data protection laws in Africa has more than doubled in the last decade, and a third of these laws were passed in just the last five years.
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