Court to rule on Chinese

A South African court is to rule on whether the athlete Oscar Pistorius' manslaughter verdict will remain.

Court to rule on two Escrow account cases May 20
Daily News
BRIBERY cases facing two senior government officers, Kyabukoba Mutabingwa and Theophillo Bwakea, at the Kisutu Resident Magistrates' court in Dar es Salaam will be determined in their respective rulings scheduled for May 20, this year. Senior Resident ...

A South African court will rule on Monday whether to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, who faces war crimes charges at the ICC.

Court jurisdiction rule saves TBL from 50m/- bill
Daily News
THE question of a court's proper jurisdiction has saved Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) from paying their beer drinker, Mr Antony Nyingi, a sum of 50m/- in damages for alleged negligence. It was alleged that TBL, the appellant, had sold Kilimanjaro brand ...

Court to rule on EPA account case facing two businessmen today.
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The Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court today expects to rule on a case facing two businessmen charged with obtaining over 455m/- from the Bank of Tanzania (BoT), External Payment Arrears (EPA) Account. The judgment on Farijala Hussein and Ajay ...

The High Court and the Kisutu Resident Magistrate’s Court are expected to deliver judgments on two separate cases today, including one concerning the abuse of office facing two former Tanzania Building Agency (TBA) officials.

Kisutu Resident Magistrate’s Court will today conduct preliminary hearing of a case of illegal possession of elephant tusks facing three Chinese nationals.

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Tanzania court jails four Chinese men for rhino horn smuggling
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) – Tanzania has sentenced four Chinese men to 20 years in jail each after they were convicted of smuggling rhino horns, part of a crackdown in sub-Saharan Africa on lucrative illegal poaching of protected wildlife. The East ...
Four jailed for smuggling rhino hornsIndependent Online
Tanzania jails four Chinese for 20 years for smuggling rhino hornsYahoo7 News

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Four Chinese nationals on trial for smuggling 11 rhino horns worth over Sh900 million had concealed their haul in a bogus fuel tank welded to a chassis of a pickup they were driving from Malawi.