Government, China business centre seek to address traders' concerns
The Tanzanian government and the East African Commercial and Logistics Centre are addressing concerns from local traders regarding the new China-linked business hub. Officials maintain that the center is designed to complement existing markets like Kariakoo rather than replace them, despite fears of unfair competition.
Dar es Salaam. The government and the East African Commercial and Logistics Centre (EACLC) have sought to allay concerns that the newly established China-linked business centre could undermine established markets, particularly Kariakoo, insisting that the facility is intended to complement, rather than replace, existing trading hubs.
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