Tanzania's Young Lawyers Challenge 'Special Seat' Advocate Certification Process

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Tanzania Young Lawyers Challenge 'Special Seat' Advocate Certification Process

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The advocate certification and admission process in Tanzania is governed by the Advocates Act [Cap. 341 R.E. 2023], requiring a law degree, a Postgraduate Diploma from the Law School of Tanzania, practical pupillage, and a formal petition to the High Court. Young lawyers navigating certification challenges often address statutory compliance under specific sections like Section 16 of the Act

Core Certification Steps

• Bachelor of Laws (LL.B): Earn a qualifying law degree from an accredited university.
• Postgraduate Diploma: Complete practical legal training at the Law School of Tanzania.
• Pupillage Program: Undergo six months of supervised practical training under a senior advocate.
• High Court Petition: File a formal admission petition citing the correct provisions of the Advocates Act [Cap. 341].

 

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Hawa wasomi bora kwa mambo ya wao kupigania taaluma zao wangekuwa wanatoa press conference za taaluma zao kwa kiEnglish kama wenzao wa Uganda, Kenya, South Sudan, Zambia, South Afrika badala ya kiLugha hiki cha kwetu KiSwahili

Kupigania standards za kitaaluma lazima habari hizi nzuri zivuke mipaka kujua kuwa mawakili na wanasheria wasomi wanaweza kushindana na wenzao wa kanda hii na ulimwenguni

Mambo ya kutumia kiLugha kinawafanya kuwa standard zenu ni za chini sana kulingalisha na mawakili wa nchi wanachama wa jumuiya Commonwealth wanaoongea lugha ya kimataifa ya kiEnglish wakati wa kufafanua mambo yanayogusa maslahi na pua kutetea viwango vyenu kimataifa

 

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Of course uwakili unatakiwa usome na sio kupewa kama Ubunge wa viti maalum.

 

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TLS na TLS-ATL mjifunze kwenda kimataifa ktk baadhi ya press conference, msijifungie hivyo kukosa mguso kimataifa ktk harakati zenu za section 24 n.k

TOKA MAKTABA :

08 May 2025
Statement Delivered by the Chief Registrar of the Judiciary of Tanzania, Hon. Eva Nkya, on Behalf of His Lordship, the Principal Judge of the High Court of Tanzania, Dr. Mustapher Mohamed Siyani, Following an Invitation Extended to Him to Address the WIPO Committee on Development and Intellectual Property on 8 May 2025


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Kwanini special seat ilihali wengine wanapambana shuleni? 🤔

 

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the International Women's Day, Sulaiman Aledeh was joined by former TLS president Fatma Karume, a renowned Tanzanian Lawyer


View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ctWP2AWhBmI

 

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Sijaona wakili msomi mtanzania akijadili jambo kimataifa kwa kugusia maamuzi ya mahakama mwanzo mwisho

Aug 8, 2026
Nairobi, Kenya
Why Using Your Customers M-Pesa Numbers To Send Promotional Texts Could Cost You Millions

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In this episode of Explainer, Wakili Danstan Omari breaks down why using your customers' M-Pesa numbers to send promotional texts could cost you millions—a real lesson from ODPC Complaint No. 0474 of 2025, where a business was ordered to pay KSh 250,000 for spamming a customer without consent or an opt-out option. Know your rights and stay compliant

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