In a region where capital flows toward clarity, Tanzania has begun the difficult work of rewriting the legal foundations that govern its digital economy — acknowledging, with unusual candor, that its own rules have fallen short. Minister Juma Homera's announcement in Dar es Salaam this August is less a policy update than a national reckoning: a country measuring itself against its neighbors and choosing, deliberately, to change. Whether law reform can translate into investor trust is the deeper question Tanzania is now asking of itself.