Abstract
This article explores the state of international commercial arbitration law in Tanzania. The Article analyses whether the current legal regime is up to date and in accordance with UNCITRAL Model law perimeters. It is submitted that, for Tanzania to become a regional commercial hub there is a need to ensure that its dispute settlement system meets international standards. One crucial branch of law which needs benchmarking is the arbitration law regime. The article concludes that only after benchmarking its laws to that level will Tanzania not be able to compete commercially with the neighbouring countries of Kenya, Uganda and other countries of the world which have already updated their laws.
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