End-to-end Personal Data Protection Act, 2022 (PDPA) advisory, policy formulation, PDPC registration, and technical governance for Tanzanian enterprises.
The Personal Data Protection Act, 2022 governs how personal data is collected, processed, stored, shared, and transferred in Tanzania. The Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) oversees compliance. Every organisation handling employee, customer, patient, student, supplier, or visitor data—including CCTV, biometrics, websites, mobile apps, and ERP systems—is legally required to comply.
PrimeMatrix provides a complete, turnkey end-to-end solution: from initial discovery audits and statutory PDPC registration to technical controls and annual assurance reviews.
Data Protection Policy, Privacy Notices, Information Security Policy, Data Retention Schedule, Access Control Guidelines.
Consent Management, Data Subject Rights (Access/Deletion), Breach Incident Response, Third-Party Cross-Border Transfer Rules.
ROPA, Data Asset Inventory, Risk Register, Consent Register, Breach Log, Vendor Processing Agreements (DPAs).
A structured, evidence-backed pathway taking institutions from baseline uncertainty to verified PDPC registration and sustained audit readiness.
Enterprise-wide review, personal data inventory and classification, data-flow mapping, departmental interviews across HR, finance, IT, marketing, and operations.
Policy, technical-control, third-party vendor risk and governance benchmarking against PDPA 2022 and international GDPR/ISO 27701 standards.
Drafting compliant internal policies, operational procedures, subject consent forms, privacy notices, and statutory registers tailored to organizational workflow.
Assisting Data Controllers and Data Processors in compiling statutory documentation, appointing/supporting DPO, submitting to PDPC, and audit readiness.
Deploying governance structures, establishing Data Protection Committees, enforcing technical controls (RBAC, encryption, retention limits), and vendor agreements.
Targeted training sessions for board executives, general employees, HR, procurement, legal, and ICT technical operations teams.
Quarterly and annual compliance reviews, statutory DPIA audits for new software/systems, ongoing advisory support, and continuous improvement.
Our audits regularly discover critical exposures before regulatory authorities or breach events occur.
No Data Protection Officer (DPO) appointed, weak accountability, no compliance committee.
Missing, outdated or unapproved data privacy policies; lack of clear staff directives.
Unknown cross-border data flows, uncontrolled processing, missing Record of Processing Activities (ROPA).
Weak password policies, shared administrative accounts, unencrypted databases, absence of audit logging.
No formal workflows, forms, or timelines for handling access, correction, and deletion requests.
Missing data processing agreements, unvetted cloud suppliers, lack of vendor audit clauses.
Failure to register with the Personal Data Protection Commission, expired status, or deficient filings.
“We evaluate risks. We identify compliance gaps. We develop governance frameworks. We implement technical controls. We train staff. We support registration. We monitor compliance, and move organisations from uncertainty to full compliance.”