Tanzania's Chief Justice, the Hon. Augustino Ramadhani, second from left, listens to guide Jacob Thomas (third from left) of the Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere Museum at Butiama during a visit last year.
On the left of the photo is Tanzania Court of Appeals Judge, Hon. Josephat Makanja
In a recent Tanzania Court of Appeals ruling, the Chief Justice stated that the mere fact that the government was appealing against a case that ruled that the barring of private candidates in Tanzania's electoral system is unconstitutional should not bar private candidates from contesting in Tanzania's elections. The government's appeal is against a case that was filed by Chairman of the Democratic Party, Rev. Christopher Mtikila.
Someone told me: "The Chief Justice is not a politician. Otherwise he would have held public meetings to encourage individuals who are interested in politics to declare themselves private candidates in the next elections."
Posts related to this one:
http://madarakanyerere.blogspot.com/2012/11/visitors-to-butiama-kingunge-ngombale.html
http://madarakanyerere.blogspot.com/2012/10/visitors-to-butiama-asha-and-abdul.html
http://madarakanyerere.blogspot.com/2012/05/visitors-to-butiama.html
No comments:
Post a Comment