The idea came in 2010 to founders Avelyne Msaki and Chrisant Christopher, in response to growing demand from entities operating in Tanzania for world-class services tailored to the local environment. Having worked with multinational audit firms in Tanzania and the United Kingdom, the founders set out to combine global expertise with local insight, and registered the firm as Global Auditing and Accounting Solutions.
The firm was renamed Claritas, a Latin word meaning glory or brightness. From the start, quality was held as the top priority, and every engagement was expected to meet the highest professional standards.
Two more partners were admitted to lead new service lines: Angelica Tarimo (tax) and the late Irene Swai (financial services). In the same year, the firm extended its geographical coverage by opening two offices in northern Tanzania, in Arusha and Moshi.
Elibariki Tuvana was admitted to head the firm's consulting line of services, including setting up sophisticated accounting systems and developing integrated business solutions for public and private sector entities.
With innovation as the key to staying ahead in a rapidly evolving market, the firm continually seeks new ways to add value and drive growth for its clients, including up-to-date audit and accounting software and world-class data and communication platforms such as Microsoft 365 and the Resource Planning Management System (RPMS).