In this third and final part of the article on corporate tax residence, I highlight two important lessons from the case of African Barrick Gold Plc v. Commissioner General, Tax Appeal No. 16 of 2015 (‘the African Barrick Gold case’) that I think investors should walk away with in relation to the twin tests for determining the tax residence of a corporation under the Income Tax Act, 2004 (‘ITA-2004’).

Malawi's governing party has called for a third presidential election, citing irregularities and intimidation in this week's re-run vote as unofficial tallies show incumbent President Peter Mutharika losing to the opposition leader.

An intern doctors’ building which is part of the Mount Meru Regional Referral Hospital in Arusha on Saturday June 27 caught fire, leaving property burnt and no one was injury.

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and unwanted pregnancies among youth have remained a persistent challenge in the country partly because the youth fear being scrutinized or reprimanded by the society when seeking health services.

When news broke that a small scale miner, Saniniu Laizer, 52, had managed to pull out two largest tanzanite gemstones ever recorded in history, it appeared as though he was a lone man in the Tanzanite find. However, according to his manager, the success came with huge teamwork.

The opposition candidate in Malawi’s election rerun yesterday had garnered 61 percent of the votes, according to media reports, raising hopes for Tonse Alliance presidential contender Lazarus Chakwera to win the presidency.

Just when music fans across Tanzania thought their music world had come to an end following the adored songbird Vanessa Mdee announcing her departure from the industry, looks like there is still a bit of hope after she retracted her statement which was made earlier this week - music to our ears.

After many years of silence, Tanzania rapper Lord Eyes has come out to clear his name over claims that he was the person who introduced his one-time high flying ex-girlfriend Ray C to hard drugs.

More than 1000 rice and sunflower farmers in Kilosa  have benefited through a livelihood project that has empowered them to improve their incomes and food security

The government has nationalised 27.488 kilograms of gold worth over Sh2.9 billion which were illegally smuggled from Kenya.

Thousands of Burundians on Friday lined the road to the capital Gitega as the body of former president Pierre Nkurunziza was escorted under heavy security for a state funeral after his sudden death earlier this month

The main opposition, Chadema, said yesterday they have lost confidence in the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Simon Sirro, accusing him of being used to foster the interests of the ruling party CCM by oppressing opponents.

Angola's attorney general said Thursday that he did not rule out issuing an international arrest warrant against billionaire businesswoman Isabel dos Santos, suspected of corruption in her native country and Portugal.

Thousands of people have fled a fresh wave of intercommunal clashes in South Sudan's eastern region of Pibor, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said Thursday, adding it had suspended medical activities after its staff were forced to flee into the bush.

As it battles mounting cases of coronavirus, Sudan is grappling with acute medicine shortages at a time of economic woes largely blamed on the policies of ousted president Omar al-Bashir.

DR Congo on Thursday officially declared an end to an Ebola epidemic that broke out in the east of the troubled country two years ago and went on to claim over 2,000 lives.

The Chinese embassy to Tanzania poured praise on the Tanzanian government for formulating policies that suit  its own national conditions that has resulted to a drastic fall of Covid-19 cases.

Dar es Salaam. Negotiations for a Host Government Agreement (HGA) for the East African Crude Oil Pipe-line (EACOP) project will start soon, The Citizen has learnt.

On April 10, 2010 the chairman of the National Electoral Com-mission (NEC), Judge Lewis Makame, unveiled the schedule for the October 31, 2010 General Election.

The Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority has announced that more airlines are expected to resume operations in the country including KLM who return on June 30.

Japan has scrapped the deployment of a multibillion-dollar US anti-missile system, the government confirmed Thursday, days after saying the programme had been suspended.

Nokia and Ericsson have been chosen as Singapore's main 5G network providers, telecom operators said, leaving Huawei with only a minor role as the Chinese tech giant faces growing US pressure.

Liverpool will be crowned champions of England for the first time in 30 years on Thursday should Manchester City fail to beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Russians go to the polls Thursday to cast early votes in a nationwide ballot on constitutional reforms that could see President Vladimir Putin remain in power until 2036.

The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company ( ADNOC) announced today that it has entered into an agreement with some of the world’s leading infrastructure investors and operators, sovereign wealth and pension funds, reports Emirates News Agency.

South Africa's economy is projected to shrink by a 90-year low of 7.2 percent in 2020 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the finance minister said Wednesday.

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Young Africans (Yanga) has said the club’s attacking midfielder Bernard Morrison has requested the club to terminate his contract so that he can join another club with a better package.

Zambia's Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya was arrested on Wednesday and charged with using ill-gotten gains to acquire property, the country's anti-corruption commission said.

In pictures, the young men pose on pick-up trucks with rocket- propelled grenades and the black-and-white flag of the so-called Islamic State (IS).

Dar es Salaam. Towards the October 2010 General Election there were two major events that grabbed the attention of many in Tanzania. The one was about the signing of the Electoral Expenses Act and the other was about the Court of Appeal over-turned an earlier High Court decision to allow independent candidates to contest elections.

Former Prime Minister and 2015 Presidential candidate Edward Lowassa has today become one of President John Magufuli guarantors as CCM’s candidate for the October 2020 General Elections.

A Simanjiro small -scale miner Saniniu Laizer is Tanzania’s latest shilling billionaire after he sold two Tanzanite stones valued at Sh7.7 billion.

Airtel Africa, which is one of the leading providers of telecommunications and mobile money services in 14 countries across sub-Saharan Africa, celebrates its 10-year anniversary this month.

In recent years, measures have been taken by the government and private companies alike to help strengthen the Tanzanian economy.