Hospital faces eviction in rent tussle

AMI Hospital or Trauma Center at Msasani Dar es Salaam is facing imminent closure after it failed to comply by Tanzania Court of Appeal order that wanted it to deposit in court USD 1,514,000 plus a monthly rent to a tune of USD 64,000 per month following a tenancy agreement dispute.
A panel of three Court of Appeal judges, Justices Mbarouk Mbarouk, Salum Massati and Katherine Oriyo ordered African Medical Investments (T) Ltd (AMAI) to make the deposits a month after the ruling which was...

AMI Hospital or Trauma Centre at Msasani in Dar es Salaam is facing closure after it failed to comply with the Court of Appeal order that sought the South African company to deposit in court $1.514 million (about Sh2.725 billion) following a dispute over tenancy.

>Tarime District Hospital faces an acute shortage of safe blood as well as blood-testing equipment, a situation that poses serious health risks to patients in need of blood transfusion.

Front view of the New Sali International Hospital opened in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

By Correspondent

Sali International Hospital has acquired all assets belonging to former African Medical Investment (AMI) Hospital which closed business in Dar es Salaam five months ago (May).

The hospital proprietors, Dr. Edward Tamale-Ssali and his wife Kate Ssali, apart from buying AMI assets, has added more modern equipments and moved to put up a state of the art international hospital at the same...

Three in tussle over burial of 'wife'
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RESIDENTS in Mwanza were shocked at the weekend, when a man who lives at Nyakato in Nyamagana dtrict and another who hails from Nyamongo Village in Tarime dtrict quarrelled over the burial rights of a woman, one Happy Wangore Mathias (33) who ...

Tanzania’s clearing and forwarding agents have expressed concerns for being forced by the operator of a container terminal at Dar es Salaam Port to pay for the service in US dollars only.

Soccer giants Simba and Young Africans are embroiled in a tussle over the signature of Coastal Union’s defender Ally Banda.

An underground turf war is raging between the National Electoral Commission (NEC) and the National Identification Agency (Nida) over the planned fresh registration of voters countrywide, The Citizen can reveal today.

>A legal battle is brewing over Simba Sports Club’s new signing Emmanuel Okwi.Young Africans have reported the Ugandan striker to the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) allegedly for penning a deal with their traditional foes without their consent