DAR ES SALAAM, Aug. 12 -- THE government plans to review more than 1,000 laws to create a regulatory framework capable of supporting artificial intelligence, digital commerce and technologydriven investment as it seeks to make Tanzanias economy more competitive.

The review is expected to cover laws governing digital financial transactions, e-commerce, companies and public-private partnerships, providing greater certainty for investors as businesses increasingly shift operations and services onto digital platforms.

Minister for Constitution and Legal Affairs Juma Homera said the reforms were intended to ensure legislation keeps pace with technological advances and changing business models.

Speaking in an exclusive interview during the A...