Land is the natural vital asset owned by person or persons. Although land plays a major role in social and economic development, its management remains doubtful in Tanzania. Land has become strength of the Tanzania

Nowadays organ trafficking is considered to be a serious international problem which requires a global concern. It is becoming a widespread and ubiquitous criminal phenomenon which in the first place, violates victims’ fundamental rights and

The road cleaners are the crucial workers in ensuring the cities and towns are appealing to the people and more over are protecting the infrastructures of the same. As they are workers there are laws

This research paper critically analyses on the legal obligations vested to Tanzania and the legal challenges facing the prohibition of gender-based violence in Tanzania. The study makes the analysis on the legal obligations vested to

Sexual harassment has become one of the virulent scourges in Nigeria’s tertiary educational institutions. Its prevalence and gravity are second only to cultism, while its endemic proportion is underscored by certain impunity on the part

In this article the author is focusing on the position and status of consumer protection laws on Industrial Processed Food in Tanzania taking into account that in reality the consumer is all the time the

The concept of “One Nation One Election” (ONOE) has emerged as a pivotal discourse in India’s democratic landscape, advocating for simultaneous conduct of Lok Sabha and state legislative elections. This research article delves into the

This study makes an assessment on the effectiveness of payment of bride price as an important aspect in customary marriages in Tanzania. Tanzania is blessed with variety of tribes thus having different customs and traditions

This paper evaluates the rights of legal representation before the ward tribunal proceedings as per the Constitutional rights of The United Republic of Tanzania. the undertaking is focusing to reality, despites of existing rights, legal

The applicants for judicial review in Tanzania face both legal, political social and economic factors which contribute to the failure of some other people to pursue judicial review applications once affected by ultra vires decisions,