This article delves into the 2019 Influenza pandemic named COVID-19 and examines the law and the institution responsible for health matters in the world the World Health Organization. The article argues that the WHO failed

Today in Tanzania, there is a bill of rights which provides for several rights. This is found under the constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania and this bill of rights was incorporated in 1984

Many people in the community tends to give preference to Retributive justice rather than Reformative justice, retributive justice as one amongst the theories of criminal justice has many followers compared to reformative justice which is

The Research paper strives to enlighten a deep examination and analysis of the effectiveness and challenges facing the law which prevents, combat, and curbs wildlife illegal trade and business in entire Tanzania. The authors have

Employment security is the one of the most important factors which help to create an efficient and satisfactory working environment. Probationary employment is one of the challenging employment types which indicates uncertain nature of the

In Tanzania, there is a constitutional gap in recognizing healthy environment as part of human rights. Consequently, this has led to many judges adopting a conservative approach, leaving the rights of litigants in some state

The notion of independence of international courts requires a court to make decisions based on the merits of the case and not on any hidden motives or political considerations. Independence of international courts triggers considerations

When it comes to the effort of making sure there is prosperity in the country’s economy, local content is one of important aspect to be considered. It goes that local content is a mechanism of

Insolvency often comes suddenly and unannounced all too frequent that employees know when the gates are locked against them. Although Employees have certain rights they are considered as unsecured creditors that their rights are not

The laws relating to land rights in Tanzania allow an individual or group of person to acquire land as explored in the Land Act, 1999 [Cap. 113]. The occupancy of land in Tanzania either under