Former TBS boss jailed for abuse of office

TBS boss nails predecessor in abuse of office case
Daily News
THE Acting Director General with the Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS), Joseph Masikitiko, claimed before a Dar es Salaam court that his former boss waived payments of administrative charges to two foreign companies without involving the Board of ...

A UK charity boss who abused Kenyan street children he lured to his home is jailed for more than 17 years.

Former Tantrade Boss, 10 Officials Charged With Abuse of Office
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Former Director General (DG) with Tanzania Trade Development Authority (TanTrade), Ramadhani Hashim Khalfan, appeared before the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam yesterday charged with abuse of office in relation to transactions ...

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Mramba, Yona jailed three years for office abuse; Mgonja set free
Daily News
TEARS and disbelief reigned at the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam on Monday morning, as two former cabinet ministers bid goodbye to their family members whom they will hardly interact with - at least for the next three years.
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Seven men of Somali origin are jailed for up to 11 years for their parts in gang which raped and abused girls in the UK.

Two gangs of men of Somali origin are convicted of running a sex ring that involved the abuse, rape and prostitution of teenage girls in the UK.

TBS plans office at Mtukula
Daily News
THE Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS) is planning to open a new zonal office at Mtukula in a bid to curb and control sub-standard goods entering the country. Briefing Zanzibar Bureau of Standards (ZBS) board members who are on a familiarization tour, ...

A former director general with the Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS) yesterday told the court that he was not guilty of the offences he is charged with, because the decision to exempt administration fees for two foreign companies was reached by the authority’s management.

The Zanzibar government is to put in place a public service code of ethics law in a bid to curb abuse of public office.