These Regulations were made under section 67 of the Land Tenure Act by the Minister of Water Construction Energy and Lands.

An Act to amend the Cooperative Audit and Supervision Act, 1982.

These regulations apply to any Specified crops grown and processed in Tanzania Mainland as well as imported raw or processed Specified cereals and other produce which the Board is dealing with. It provides the criteria for the performance of commercial functions of the Board, promotion of specified crops, and marketing and sales procedures.

An Act to amend written laws. It amends the Joint Finance Commission Act, 1996, the Non-Government Organizations Act, 2002, the Land Act, 1999; the National Housing Act, 1990, the Public Procurement Act, 2004, among others. It also repeals the Rent Restriction Act, 1984

These regulations apply to any type or grade of sisal grown and sisal products produced, imported into, or exported from Mainland Tanzania. It details salsa cultivation and husbandry, quality assurance and inspection, and sales and marketing.

These regulations apply to any type or grade of cotton grown, cotton produced, imported into, or exported out of Mainland Tanzania. It provides guidelines for the registration of growers, traders, processors, exporters, importers, and ginners.

It provides for the fundamental objectives and directive principles of state policy; basic rights and duties; the executive of the united republic; prime minister, cabinet, and the government; and procedure, powers, and privileges of parliament.

These Regulations may be cited as the Mountains National Parks Regulations, 2003.

An Act to repeal and replace the National Museum Act, 1962 and in consequence, to establish National Museum of Tanzania, to transfer to the Board of National Museum of Tanzania the assets now vested in the Board of Trustees of National Museum and to provide for related matters.

This document also contains the Water utilization (General) Regulations, 1975.

The objectives of these guidelines are to guide all stakeholders on standard medical radiology equipment requirements, for a particular health facility level for both public and private.

The purpose of these tools is to facilitate the process of improving the quality of maternal and new-born care using a Standards-Based Management and Recognition (SBM-R) approach.

This document reflects the policy of the Government of Tanzania of ensuring the availability of safe and efficacious essential medicines to all its citizens. It serves as a key tool that should effectively be used to promote access to essential medicines to achieve maximum therapeutic benefit and optimize patient outcomes.

This document provides an overview of the priority strategic directions across the health sector which is guided by the National Health Policy, Vision 2025, Five Year Development Plan (2016/17-2020/21), and the Traditional and Alternative Medicines Act, CAP 244. The strategy serves as the Traditional and Alternative Medicine guiding document for the development and implementation of annual plans for traditional and alternative health practice at all levels.

An Act to make better provisions to prevent and prohibit money laundering; for the disclosure of information on money laundering; to establish a Financial Intelligence Unit; and for other related matters.

The purpose of this document is designed to assess the malaria situation and program performance to strengthen the program implementation for better results and impact.

An Act to provide for the establishment of the National Environment Management Council, to provide for its functions and for other related matters and incident to the establishment of that Council enacted by the Parliament of the United Republic of Tanzania.

This regulatory document amends the Cotton regulations of 1995.

These regulations may be cited as the Pyrethrum Regulations, 1997.

These Tobacco regulations apply in the following regions namely Tabora. Shinyanga. Singida, Rukwa, Mbeya, Iringa, Kigoma, Ruvumu, Lindi, Kagera, Tanga, Morogoro and Mara.