Dar es Salaam — Lack of accurate information and good network have been putting Tanzania at a disadvantage when it comes to attracting more Japanese investors despite the huge potential the East African nation has.
This observation is in a statement by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (Jica Tanzania Office) stressing that those were among the many reasons why Tanzania was attracting limited number of investors from Japan. "At the moment, there are less than 40 Japanese companies operating in Tanzania. Those operating in neighbouring Kenya are more than twice this number," reads part of the statement.
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