Court Fines Three Tanzanians for Operating Business Without License

Court Fines Three Tanzanians for Operating Business Without License
AllAfrica.com
Mzuzu — Mzuzu Senior Magistrate Court has fined three Tanzanian Nationals MK 40,000 each or in default serve a three-month imprisonment with hard labour for operating business without license. The court sitting before Senior Magistrate Kondwani Banda ...

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TheCitizen

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Tanzanians to learn business

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Vijimambo

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11 years ago

The Star

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Two Tanzanians in Court for Having Expired Passports

Two Tanzanians in Court for Having Expired Passports
The Star
TWO Tanzanian nationals arrested last week in connection to the terror attacks in Lamu were on Monday arraigned at the Lamu law courts. The court heard that the two, Siraj Ramadhan and Swalehe Athman both 26, were arrested on July 23 by KDF officers ...

 

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The Citizen Daily

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11 years ago

TheCitizen

06 Mar

Four Tanzanians land in South African court over drugs

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10 years ago

TheCitizen

30 Aug

SA court convicts Tanzanians over Rwanda’s ex-general murder plot

>A South African court yesterday convicted four men of attempting to murder former Rwandan general who had fled after falling out with the East African country’s strongman Paul Kagame.

 

9 years ago

IPPmedia

05 Nov

Pinda urges Tanzanians to capitalise on African rights court

Pinda urges Tanzanians to capitalise on African rights court
IPPmedia
Ooutgoing Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda has urged Tanzanians to capitalise on the presence of the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights (AFCHPR) in the country. The Premier called upon those whose rights have been infringed to optimally make ...

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

19 Nov

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9 years ago

TheCitizen

03 Dec

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