The Tanzania Investment and Special Economic Zones Authority (TISEZA), has issued a formal notice requiring all investors to submit Quarterly Investment Progress Reports. The directive, released under the authority of the President’s Office Planning and Investment, reinforces the government’s commitment to ensuring that investments in Tanzania translate into tangible economic results.
This is a legal requirement in accordance with section 32(d) of the Investment and Special Economic Zones Act Chapter 38. Investors holding Investment Certificates, as well as those operating under Export Processing Zones (EPZ) within Special Economic Zones (SEZ), must now consistently report on the progress of their projects.
Second Quarter Progress Reports must be submitted on or before 30th June 2026. Failure to comply is classified as a violation of the law.
The government is ensuring that approved projects are actively implemented and aligned with national development priorities. Regular reporting enables better engagement with regulators, quick resolution of operational challenges, and stronger alignment with policy support mechanisms.
As Tanzania continues to promote investment through EPZs and SEZs, measures like these demonstrate a maturing regulatory framework, one that balances investor facilitation with accountability. This improves project success rates, and accelerates sustainable economic growth.
