LEGAL PLATFORM : What the law says about equality in workplace

It’s four months since Jane (pseudonym) was employed and like many young graduates who wait excitedly to be employed, she clearly saw her once shattered dreams coming true when she was officially given her employment contract. But soon after she started her job, it came to light that Jane was pregnant.

 Minister of State in Prime Minister’s Office (Investment), Hon Angela Kairuki (left), cuts a ribbon to symbolize the launch of Absa Bank Tanzania Red Skirts program, designed to inspire, empower and develop women leaders at ABT. The launch, part of Absa women’s activities to celebrate the 2020 International Women Day, was accompanied by the bank’s women empowerment forum in Dar es Salaam last Friday. From right are ABT Managing Director, Abdi Mohamed and the bank’s Legal and Compliance...

>Real estate contracts are binding legal documents. They form the bases of the sale and buying of a property. The wishes or rather the agreements, terms and conditions of the buyer and a seller in the purchase are reflected in a contract.

In one of my articles published this year, I explained various aspects of passes, resident permits and visas with regard to the new law on employment of non-citizens, that is the Non Citizens (Employment Regulations) Act, 2014.

Judiciary reminded on equality before law
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PRINCIPAL Judge Shaban Lila has directed judicial officers to observe the core function of the judiciary - dispensing of justice - without due regard to one's social or economic status. He was addressing magistrates, heads of department and other executives ...

Kenya's opposition mounts a legal challenge against a controversial new anti-terrorism law which gives security agencies sweeping powers to detain suspects.

Diplomatic law : Legal process against diplomats in Tanzania—1  The Citizen Daily

Diplomatic law : Legal process against diplomats in Tanzania—2  The Citizen Daily

>A law allowing men in Kenya to marry as many women as they want has been signed into law by President Uhuru Kenyatta, despite criticism from women’s groups. A statement from the presidency confirmed that the Bill, which it said “consolidates various laws relating to marriage”, had been signed into law.