Unmasking Rom Solutions scandal

A look at the website of the company called Rom Solutions reveal the amateurish nature and suspect portrayal of the corporate status befitting the company’s ability to win a huge government contract as it did with Tanzania. Little if not nothing is known about the company in local business circles reached by The Citizen. According to the information gleaned from its website, Rom Solutions is a Zanzibar registered entity according to registration numbers on the website, but is headquartered in a room at Renaissance Plaza, in Masaki. It describes itself as having been founded by “Romanian professionals” and claims to offer “consultancy in surveillance, security, information technology, communications and other related services.” It identifies companies such as Dell, Fujitsu, Aruba, Milestone, Fortinet and AXIS Communications, all global communications and technologies companies, as among its clients.

Unmasking Rom Solutions scandal

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