Ramadhani seeks Africa court review

Lushoto MP Henry Shekifu, plans to present a private motion in Parliament seeking amendment of the Public Procurement Act.

Mr Charles Lugiko, the stepfather of Chadema leader Alphonce Mawazo who was recently killed by unknown people, has filed a petition at the High Court seeking justice over what he described as violation of basic human rights by the police.

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Court seeks more information on extradition case
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RULING of the extradition case against the leader of Congo-based Ugandan rebel group Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), Jamil Mukulu has been delayed, as the court demanded additional information in support of the application to satisfy that the respondent ...
Tanzania delays Jamil Mukulu extraditionNew Vision
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 A Tanzanian businessman, suing a leading oil and gas exploration firm Ophir Energy over interests in three gas blocs, has asked the High Court to disregard a judgment of an English court in deciding his case.

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Africa: Kenyans Jailed in TZ Seek Justice in Africa Rights Court
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Arusha, Tanzania — Lawyers representing 10 Kenyans who were charged over robbery with violence in Tanzania have filed a fresh application at the Arusha-based African Court on Human and People's Rights (ACHPR), accusing the local court of violating ...
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Abidjan. With 80 ADB shareholders - 54 African states and 26 non-African countries - set to vote on Thursday, it is difficult to predict, who will succeed Rwandan Donald Kaberuka, bank chief for two consecutive terms since 2005.

>African leaders have agreed to push for a 15-year extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa), which waives duty on a long list of exports to the United States.

Cape Town. There are “no free rides” ahead for Africa as it seeks to maintain strong growth in the face of fierce global competition, business leaders told the regional World Economic Forum (June 3-5) on Thursday.

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