UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM

UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM SCHOOL OF LAW

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC LAW

CURRICULUM VITAE – 2020

EMERITUS PROFESSOR GAMALIEL MGONGO FIMBO

I PERSONAL HISTORY.

[a] Full Name: GAMALIEL MGONGO FIMBO

[b] Date of Birth: 8 August 1943
[c] Place of Birth: Kitunda, Sikonge District, TABORA Region
[d] Nationality: TANZANIA
[e] Marital Status: MARRIED with Five Children

II ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:
Qualifications and when obtained
Universities/Colleges

PhD. 1990 University of Dar es Salaam

LL.M. 1971 University of London
LL.B. (Hons.) 1969 University of East Africa

III PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

(including membership of societies)

1. LL.B. 1969, University of East Africa

2. Advocate, Commissioner for Oaths and Notary Public
(Tanzania), 1979, Council of Legal Education.
3. Member Tanganyika Law Society
4. Member, East Africa Law Society
5. Member, Tanzania Institute of Arbitrators (TIArb)

IV POSTS HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY

POSTS DATES

1. Professor Emeritus 2020

2. Professor of Law 2004 – 2020
3. Chief Administrative Officer, 1982 – 1987
4. Dean, Faculty of Law 1979 – 1982
5. Member, the University Senate 1976 – 1987
6. Member, Faculty/School Board 1988 – 2013
7. Associate Professor of Law 1979 – 2004

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 8. Senior Lecturer in Law 1976 – 1979
9. Lecturer in Law 1974 – 1976
10. Assistant Lecturer in Law 1971 – 1974
11. Tutorial Assistant in Law 1969 – 1971

(RETIRED ON 8th AUGUST 2003, NOW ON CONTRACT AS PROFESSOR

EMERITUS)

V EXTRA CURRICULAR AND OTHER ACTIVITIES:

POSTS

Current
1. Founder Member, Front Against Corrupt Elements in Tanzania
(FACEIT) 1996; Member of the Executive Council 1996 to date.
2. Founder Member, Tanzania Institute of Arbitrators (TIArb),
1996 to date; Member of the Executive Council 2005 1996-
2013.
3. Member, TIArb PANEL OF ARBITRATORS, 2017.

Previous
4. Member (representing the Tanganyika Law Society),
Appointments and Disciplinary Committee for Court Brokers
and Court Process Servers, High Court of the United Republic of
Tanzania, 1998 to 2019.
5. Chairman, NATIONAL INSURANCE BOARD, TANZANIA
INSURANCE REGULATORY AUTHORITY (TIRA), Ministry of
Finance and Economic Affairs, December 2004 – April 2013.
6. Member, The Independent Bid Challenge Appeal Panel, the
MILLENIUM CHALLENGE ACCOUNT, TANZANIA (MCA-T),10th
June 2009 - 2013.
7. Chairman, Board of Directors of the Tanzania Legal
Corporation, 1983 – 1994.
8. Director, the Tanzania Legal Corporation, 1978-1983.
9. Part-time Commissioner, the Law Reform Commission of
Tanzania, 1989-1990.
10. Member, Review of Land Laws Committee, Ministry of Lands,
Housing, and Urban Development, 1975-1978.
11. Member, Labour Advisory Board, United Republic of Tanzania,
1977-1982.
12. Member, Legal Aid Committee, Faculty of Law 1972 –1974.
13. Chairman, Legal Aid Committee, Faculty of Law 1974 – 1979.
14. Editor, the Law Reports of Tanzania 1973 – 1980.
15. Member, Editorial Board of the Tanzania High Court Digest
1967-1973.
16. Editorial Assistant, East Africa Law Reports 1972-1975.

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17. External Examiner, University Examinations, University of
Nairobi, Faculty of Law, 1976-1978.
18. External Examiner, University Examinations University of
Zambia, School of Law, 1980-1982.
19. External Examiner, PhD. Thesis, MNYASENGA, Thobias
Raphael, “Administrative Legal Framework of Central – Local
Government Relationship and Its Implications on Autonomy of
Local Government Authorities in Mainland Tanzania,” Mzumbe
University, Tanzania, 3.11.2017.

VI AWARDS AND HONOURS

1. Form Six Prize for best results in HSC English (Tabora Boys’
School) 1964.

2. Uganda Law Society Prize for Best Performance in Second Year

LL.B. work, 1967/1968.

3. Commonwealth Academic Staff Scholarship tenable at the

University of London, School of Oriental and African Studies
(SOAS) 1970/1971.

4. Fulbright Senior Research Scholarship, Rutgers, the State

University of New Jersey, USA April-August, 1982.

5. Letter of Commendation for excellent Performance and Public

Service, University of Dar es Salaam, 1983.

6. Research Fellow, Institute of Social Studies, (ISS) The Hague, The

Netherlands June-December 1993.

7. Token of Appreciation for Distinguished Service to the Tanganyika

Law Society 1994.

8. Associate, Tanzania Institute of Arbitrators (TIArb), 1999.

9. Okoth Ogendo Distinguished Lecturer, the School of Law,

University of Nairobi, 13th June 2014.

10. Listed in the TIArb PANEL OF ARBITRATORS, June, 2017.

11. Amicus Curiae in the COURT OF APPEAL OF TANZANIA:

 THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS v. DAUDI PETE,

Criminal Appeal No. 28 of 1990, Full Bench of the Court of Appeal

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 of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam, [1993] TLR 22; Bail, Constitutional
Law.

 ABUALY ALIBHAI AZIZ v. BHATIA BROTHERS LTD, Misc. Civil

Appeal No. 1 of 1999 and in the Matter of Conflict of Decisions in
Court of Appeal in Civil Appeal No. 18 of 1988 and in Civil Appeal
No. 19 of 1995 and in the Matter of the Full Bench of the Court,
judgment delivered on 18 June 1999, [2000] TLR 288; precedent,
Land Law.

 CHIRIKO HARUNI DAVID v. KANGI ALPHAXARD LUGORAAND

TWO OTHERS, Civil Appeal No. 36 of 2012; precedent, Full Bench
of the Court; Ruling delivered on 31 May, 2013.

 THE ATTORNEY GENERAL v. JEREMIA MTOBESYA, Civil Appeal

No. 65 of 2016; Bail; Full Bench of the Court; Ruling delivered on 2
February, 2018., Submission and Ruling are reported in Zanzibar
Yearbook of Law, Vol. 8, 2018, pp. 335-345 and 305-333
respectively.

VII PhD. THESES

i. CHAIRMAN, PhD. VIVA VOCE EXAMINATIONS, UNIVERSITY OF

DAR ES SALAAM SCHOOL OF LAW

 HOSEA, EDWARD GAMAYA, Grappling With the Epitome of

Corruption in Tanzania: The Case for Circumstantial Evidence,
16.11.2007;
 MWAIPOPO, RITA ALICE, Ms., Intellectual Property Rights and the
Regulation of Access to Genetic Resources and Benefits Sharing in
Mainland Tanzania, 6.11.2008;
 FELESHI, ELIEZER MBUKI, Contribution of Criminal Intelligence in
the War Against Crime in Tanzania Mainland, 20.7.2011;
 LUKUMAY, ZAKAYO NDOBIR, An Analysis of the Legal Basis for
Electronic Banking in Tanzania, 13.10.2011;
 MWAKAJE, JACOB SAUDIN, Regulatory Framework of Intellectual
Property Products, 17.5.2012;
 KAMUGISHA, GRACE KAZOBA, Ms., Legal and Institutional
Framework for Combating the Prevalence of Counterfeit and
Substandard Pharmaceuticals in Tanzania, 2.7.2012;
 LEVIRA, MARY CAROLINE, Ms., Criminal Sanctions Efficacy in
Environmental Management in Mainland Tanzania: The Case of
Wildlife Resources, 5.10.2012.
 NGENDAHIMANA, Jean-Bosco, The Impact of Regional Integration on
Human Rights Protection in Africa, 24.6.2013.

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 KILANGI, Adelardus Lubango, The Principle of Permanent Sovereignty
over Natural Resources: Its Application in Regulating the Mineral
Sector in Tanzania, 5.11.2013.
 MHINA, Mkombozi Vincent, Transnational Investment, Environmental
Degradation and Human Rights: A Cross-national Case Study Based
on Petroleum and Mineral Industries in Selected Developing
Countries, 28.2.2014.
 KANYABUHINYA, Baraka Francisco, Examination of Legal Challenges
in Addressing Counterfeit Goods in Tanzania Mainland: the Right of
Consumers to Redress, 20.10.2014.
 JESSE, James, Elisa Mchome, An Inquiry into the Right to Freedom
of Expression for Promotion of Good Governance in Tanzania,
29.10.2015.
 HAMAD, Yahya Khamis, Jurisprudential Approaches in Enforcing
Human Rights in Tanzania, 13.11.2015.
 LUAMBANO, Tasco Romanus, “East African Court of Justice and
Human Rights Protection: Challenges and Opportunities,” 3.6.2016.
 SABBY, Francis, Approximation of Competition Rules within the EAC
Partners States: A Case Study of Tanzania, Kenya and Rwanda,
22.10.2018.
 AMING’A, Stephen Philip Mang’erere, Quest for Harmonization of
Legal and Institutional Frameworks for Protecting Consumers of Legal
Services in Kenya, 2.7.2019.
 MZURIKWAO, Anthony, Legal and Practical Challenges Relating to
Protection of Rights of Customers of Electronic Banking in Tanzania,
17.9.2019.
 KITURURU, Abduel Gilead, Voluntary Tax Compliance as a Progeny of
Public Respectability of a Tax System: A Critique on Tax Reforms in
Tanzania, 11.11.2019.
 KANIKI, Abdulrahman, Omari Juma, An Examination of the Law
and Practice Relating to Asset Recovery in Tanzania, 26.3.2020.

ii. INTERNAL EXAMINER AND MEMBER, PhD. VIVA VOCE

EXAMINATIONS, UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM SCHOOL
OF LAW

 ZEIJA, Flavian, Corporate Governance in Uganda: The Role of

Directors and Secretaries, May, 2013.
 BAKARI, George, Legal and Institutional Framework of Regional
Integration and Human Rights in the East African Community,
21.1.2015.
 MAMBI, Adam, Legal Implications of Information and Communication
Technology to Privacy and Freedom of Information in Tanzania
Mainland and Kenya, 4.5.2015.

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 TEMBA, Ferdinand Marcel, Assessment of Legal and Practical
Challenges in the Realisation of the Right to Health in Tanzania,
6.4.2018.
 MARWA, Ryoba, Legal and Practical Challenges on Enforcement of
Commercial Arbitral Awards in Tanzania, 15.5.2019.

iii. SUPERVISOR AND MEMBER, PhD. VIVA VOCE EXAMINATIONS,

UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM SCHOOL OF LAW

 ISMAILI, Hamza, “Constitutional and Human Rights Dimensions of

Real Property Taxation in Tanzania,” 3.5.2018.
 MWASHIUYA, Elias Tenson, Examining the Application of Competition
Rules in the Tanzania Real Estate Market, 14.8.2019.
 OBA, Issa Babatunde, Application of Islamic Jurisprudence on
Marriage in Kadhi’s Courts in Zanzibar and Kwara State. 28.8.2019.

iv. MEMBER, PhD. VIVA VOCE EXAMINATIONS, UNIVERSITY OF

DAR ES SALAAM SCHOOL OF LAW

 ONESMO, Michael, Fair Competition Law in Relation to Price-Fixing

in Tanzania: Evolution and Efficacy, 27.3.2015.
 NGWALA, Atuganile Florida, “Adjudication of Land Disputes in
Mainland Tanzania: An Examination of Legal and Institutional
Challenges,”10.11.2017.
 UTAMWA, John Harold Kulimba, “Investigation for Promoting Fair
Criminal Trials in Tanzania: The Case of Conducting Committal
Proceedings and Preliminary Hearing Simultaneously,” 17.5.2018.
 MULI, Mercy Koki, An Assessment of the Legal and Institutional
Frameworks of Elections in East Africa: A Case Study of Kenya and
Tanzania, 23.10.2018.
 MORRIS, Cleophas Kassenene Kakiziba, Analysis of Implementation
of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in
Mainland Tanzania, 21. 6. 2019.

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VIII PUBLICATIONS

A. Published Papers
Articles

1. “Hire Purchase Contract – Impossibility of Performance” Eastern

Africa Law Review (1970), EALR, Vol. 3 No. 2 (August 1970), p.
181 – 188.

2. “Land, Socialism and the Law in Tanzania”, (1973) East African

Law Review, Vol. 6 No. 3 (1973), p. 215-263, listed in Tanzania
Bibliography – 1975, Tanzania Notes and Records, the Journal
of the Tanzania Society, Dar es Salaam, No. 81 and 82, June
1978, p. 15.

3. “The Right of Occupancy in Tanzania: The Political Economy of

an African Land Tenure System,” (1974), EALR Vol. 7 No. 2
(1974), p. 121 – 156.

4. Financing Workers Housing in Tanzania: The Tanzania Housing

Bank” (1976) EALR Vol. 9 No. 2 (1976), p. 51 – 85.

5. “The Court of Appeal of Tanzania and Development of Land

Law,” (1989) EALR Vol. 16 No. 2 (Dec. 1989) p. 101 – 145.
Reprinted in (1992a) Fimbo, G.M., Essays in land Law,
Tanzania, Dar es Salaam University Press, Dar es Salaam,
1992, p. 113-137.

6. “The Court of Appeal of Tanzania on Civil Practice and

Procedure” (with Mr. T. L. Mkude) (1989) EALR Vol. 16. No. 2
(Dec. 1989) 24 – 43. Reprinted in (1992b) Fimbo, G. M.,
Constitution Making and Courts in Tanzania, Dar es Salaam
University Press, Dar es Salaam, 1992, p. 98-111.

7. “The Court of Appeal of Tanzania: The Tasks of Educating and

Guiding the Legal Profession” (1989) EALR Vol. 16 No. 2 (Dec.
1989) p. 44 – 61. Reprinted in (1992b) Fimbo G. M., p. 112-123.

8. “The Court of Appeal of Tanzania: A Descriptive Essay”, (1989)

EALR Vol. 16 No. 2 (Dec. 1989), p. 229 – 267. Reprinted in
(1992b) Fimbo, G. M., p. 71 – 97.

9. “Public Participation in Judicial proceedings in Tanzania”,

(1990) EALR Vol. 17 No. 1 (June 1990), p. 18-33. Reprinted in
(1992b) Fimbo G. M., p. 124-133.

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10. “CCM and the Executive in Tanzania’s Constitutional Structure”
(1990) EALR Vol. 17 No. 1 (Dec. 1990), p. 183 – 204. Reprinted
in (1992b) Fimbo, G. M., p. 30 – 42.

11. “Africa: The Multiparty Debate, (1994) Institute of Social

Studies, (ISS), The Hague, The Netherlands, Working Paper
Series No. 175, June 1994, p. 1 –16.

12. “Transformation of the National Assembly in Tanzania; From

Rubber Stamping to Supremacy?” (1995) The Lawyer, Tanzania,
Special 1995, p. 14-18.

13. “Report of Short Term Consultancy on Electoral Law and

Procedures in Tanzania” (with R. N. Ben Lobulu and J. I. Mlay)
(1995) Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Dar es
Salaam on 3rd April 1995, p. 1-65.

14. “Towards Separation of Powers in a New Democracy: Tanzania”,

(1995) The African Review, Vol. 22 No. 1 and 2 Combined 1995,
p. 16-32.

15. “The Making of a New Land Act Tanzania” (1997) The Tanzania
Lawyer, February-May Issue, 1997, p. 30-41.

16. “Land Delivery Systems in the Two Acts: The Land Act, 1999
and the Village Land Act 1999,” (2000) The Tanzania Lawyer,
January 2000, p.11-24, UDSM Nyerere Law Journal Vol.1 No. 9
November, 1999.

17. Involvement of Professionals in Curbing Corruption, (2000) The

Tanzania Lawyer, September 2000 p. 13 – 17.

18. “Land Law Reforms in Tanzania” DUP, Dar es Salaam 2004.

19. Customary Tenure in the Court of Appeal of Tanzania, (2004)

Eastern Africa Law Review, Vol. 31 – 34 December 2004, p. 16 –
39.

20. In Search of Thematic Unity in Land Law: Tenure Security,

(2004), Zanzibar Yearbook of Law, Vol. 4, 2014 p. 227-256, reprinted
in Kameri-Mbote, P., and C. Odote (Eds.), (2017), The Gallant
Academic, Essays in Honour of H W O Okoth – Ogendo, School of
Law, University of Nairobi, Chapter 7, p. 57-78.

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Chapters in Books

1. “Land, Socialism and the Law in Tanzania”, Chap. 8 in

Ruhumbika, G., (Ed.) (1974) Towards Ujamaa, Twenty Years of
TANU Leadership, East African Literature Bureau, Nairobi, p. 230
– 274.

2. “Financing Workers Housing in Tanzania: The Tanzania Housing

Bank” Chap. 9 in McAuslan, JPWB., and Kanyeihamba, G., (Eds)
(1978) Urban Legal Problems in East Africa, Studies on Law in
Social Change, Monograph No. 2, Scandinavian Institute of
African Studies, Uppsala, and International Centre for Law in
Development, New York, 1978, p. 184 – 207.

3. “Legal Scholarship in Tanzania” in Guadagni, M., (Ed) (1989)

Legal Scholarship in Africa, Universita Degli di Trento, Italy,
1989, p. 139- 150.

4. “Family Law and Women”, a research report, Chap. 3 in Faculty

of Law University of Dar es Salaam, (1991) Law Women and
Population Studies in Tanzania, UNFPA/Faculty of Law UDSM
Dar es Salaam, 1991, p. 30 – 43.

5. “Constitution Making for Multiparty Democracy in Tanzania”, in

Okema, M., and J. T. Mwaikusa (Eds.) (1992) Constitutions and
the Opposition in Africa, Friendrich Ebert Stiftung and Faculty of
Law University of Dar es Salaam, 1992, p. 47 – 51.

6. “The Changing Role of Representative Organs of the People in

Tanzania”, in Fimbo, G. M. and S.E.A. Mvungi (Eds), (1993)
Constitutional Reforms for Democratization in Tanzania,
FriederichNaumann-Stiftung and Faculty of law University of Dar
es Salaam, Dar es Salaam, 1993, p. 15-22.

7. “Informal Urban Land Transactions – Adaptation or

Regularization?” (1997) Urban land Management and the
Transition to a Market Economy in Tanzania, SPRING, Studies
on Regional Development Planning and Management in
Developing Countries, SPRING Research Series No. 19, SPRING
Center, University of Dortmund, FRG 1997 p. 75-80.

8. “Governance Issues in Student Crises” in Mbwette, T.S.A & A.

G. M. Ishumi (Ed.) (2000) Managing University Crises, DUP
(1996) Ltd, Dar es Salaam, Chap 15, p. 214 – 223.

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 9. “Challenges Facing Legal Education in Tanzania: Faculty of Law
Perspectives in Mvungi, S. E.A. (Ed.) (2002), Forty Years of the
Faculty of Law, University of Dar es Salaam, 1961-2001,
Faculty of Law, University of Dar es Salaam, p. 94 -109.

10. Electoral Laws and Procedures in Tanzania: Continuity in

Change,” in Binchy, W., and C. Finnegan (Ed) (2006), Human
Rights, Constitutionalism and the Judiciary: Tanzanian and
Irish Perspectives, Clarus Press, Dublin, p. 171 – 188.

11. Katiba ya Muungano na Uboreshaji wake katika Miongo

Mitatu,” REDET (Ed)(2007) Muungano wa Tanazania,
Mafanikio, Matatizo Yake na Jinsi ya Kuuimarisha, University
of Dar es Salaam, Sura ya Nne, p. 47-73.

12. Law Academics and Postgraduate Studies in Law for Future

Leaders in Africa,”in Gastorn, K., H.Sippel and U. Wanitzek (Eds)
(2010) Justice and Dignity For All: Current Issues of Human Rights
in Tanzania, DUP, Dar es Salaam, p. 127-134.

13. Fifty Years of Legal Education in Tanzania: Development

of the LL.B. Curriculum, in Fimbo, G. M. (Ed.)(2011), Fifty Years of
Legal Education in Tanzania, 2011, Printed by Martisayi
Investments Company Limited, Dar es Salaam, p. 1- 42.

14. Principles and Practices of Management In the East

African Community; Best Practices for a Modern Judiciary,” in
Doveling, J., K. Gastorn and U. Wanitzek (Eds) (2013)
Constitutional Reform Processes and Integration in East Africa,
DUP, Dar es Salaam, p. 65-87.

15. The National Electoral Commission of Tanzania in Support of

Constitutional Democracy: A Comment, in Doveling, J., K. Gastorn
and U. Wanitzek (Eds) (2013) Constitutional Reform Processes and
Integration in East Africa, DUP, Dar es Salaam, p. 105-115.

16. Human Rights Perspectives Regarding the Institution of

Criminal Proceedings in Subordinate Courts in Tanzania,” in
Kanwanyi, J. L., U. Wanitzek, A. NAHAYO and J. Doveling (Eds)
(2014), Regional Integration and Law, East African and European
Perspectives, DUP, Dar es Salaam, p. 99-119.

17. In Search of Thematic Unity in Land Law: Tenure Security, in

Kameri-Mbote, P., and C. Odote (Eds.), (2017), The Gallant
Academic, Essays in Honour of H W O Okoth – Ogendo, School of
Law, University of Nairobi, Chapter 7, p. 57-78.

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B Published Books

1. Customary Land Law of Tanzania, A Source Book, East Africa

Literature Bureau, Nairobi, (with R. W. James) (1973), p. 1 –678.

2. Essays in Land Law, Tanzania, (1992), Printed by the Dar es Salaam

University Press, Dar es Salaam, p. I-138.

3. Constitution Making and Courts in Tanzania, (1992) Printed by the

Dar es Salaam University Press, Dar es Salaam, p. 1-150.

4. Tuijadili KatibaYetu, Katiba ya Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania ya

Mwaka 1977 (2007) DUP, Dar es Salaam, p 1-126.

5. The Mind of a Legal Luminary, Digest of Selected Decisions of Hon.

Justice Barnabas Albert Samatta, DUP, Dar es Salaam, 2007.

6. The Land Law of Tanzania, A Case Book, 2013, Lawafrica.

7. Multipartyism, Constitutions and the Law in Africa, 2013, Lawafrica..

8. Administration of Justice in Tanzania (Eds., with I. R. Mandi and E.

Longopa), 2013, Lawafrica.

9. Essays in Land Law, Tanzania, reprint, 2013, Lawafrica.

10. Maoni Kuhusu Rasimu Ya Pili Ya Katiba (with others), Dar es

Salaam, February 2014.

11. Tuijadili Katiba Inayopendekezwa, Dar es Salaam, May, 2015.

12. Compendium of Procedural Laws: An Exposition of Decisions of

the Court of Appeal, TUKI, May, 2018.

13. The Controller and Auditor General in the National Assembly,

(Ed., with Cecilia Ngaiza, Ms), TUKI, 2019.

C Papers Accepted for Publication

14. From Monopoly of Politics by Political Parties to Independent
Candidates in Elections, (accepted for publication, February, 2020).

15. Emeritus Professor Josaphat Kanywanyi in the Context of the

Law Faculty and University of Dar es Salaam History, (chapter
accepted for publication, March, 2020).

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D Book Manuscripts accepted for publication
1. Compendium of Procedural Laws: An Exposition of Decisions of the
Court of Appeal, Second edition, TUKI, (accepted for publication,
April, 2020).

E Other Research papers and Writings

(i) Conference/Seminar Papers
1. Incidences of land tenure systems on resource exploitation and
conservation: the right of occupancy system in Tanzania, paper for
Workshop on Environment and Rural Development in East Africa,
Nairobi, UN Environment Programme and UN Institute for Economic
Development and Planning, 1974, p. 62, listed in Tanzania
Bibliography – 1974 in Tanzania Notes and Records No. 79 and 80,
December, 1976 (The Journal of the Tanzania Society, p. 145.

2. “Land and its Administration in Tanzania: An Assessment”,

prepared for the Review of Land Laws Committee of the Ministry
Lands Housing and Urban Development, (mimeo) November,
1976, p. 1-12.

3. “The Constitutional Structure of Tanzania”, text of a lecture

given to NORDIC EXPARTIATES in Dar es Salaam on 18
September 1980 at the Swedish School, Dar es Salaam (mimeo)
p. 1 – 15.

4. “The Role of Registrars in University Administration and

Management”, paper presented at a seminar on the
Administration and Management of African Universities
organized by the Association of African Universities (AAU)
Arusha, Tanzania 2-6 April 1984.

5. “Governance of the University of Dar es Salaam”, paper

presented at the Orientation Seminar for the University of Dar
es Salaam new expatriate members of staff at Silversands Hotel
on 23 September 1985, p. 1 – 13.

6. “Advocacy: The Undischarged Responsibility”, text of a lectureat

the Conferment of the Advocate of the Year award of the
Tanzania Legal Corporation, Dar es Salaam on 30 December
1987, p. 1 - 12.

7. “Sheria na Uhuru wa Wananchi”, closing speech delivered on 20

January 1989 at a Paralegal Workshop on Primary Legal
Education at Kibaha, organized by the Legal Aid Committee,
Faculty of Law, University of Dar es Salaam, p. 1-7.

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8. “The Judicial Process with a Light Touch”, text of a speech
given at Dar es Salaam on 4 February 1989 at a Get Together of
the Tanzania Legal Corporation, p. 1-22.

9. Speculative House Building in Tanzania? Paper delivered at a

Seminar on Housing in Development to commemorate the 10th
Anniversary of the Centre for Housing Studies, 10-15 April,
1989 at the Ardhi Institute, Dar es Salaam, p. 1-14.

10. CCM and the Executive in Tanzania’s Constitutional Structure,

paper presented at a Seminar on Party System and Democracy
in Tanzania 27-28 September, 1990, organized by the
Tanganyika Law Society, Dar es Salaam, p. 1-24.

11. Basics of Legal Draftsmanship, paper for Refresher Course for

Corporation Secretaries organized by the Department of
Economic Law, Faculty of Law University of Dar es Salaam at
Arusha, 10 December 1990, p. 1 – 15.

12. “Corporation Secretaries and Legal Professionalism” paper for

Refresher Course for Corporation secretaries organized by the
Department of Economic Law, Faculty of Law University of Dar
es Salaam at Arusha, 10 December 1990, p. 1–10.

13. Constitutions, Constitutionalism and the Economy: Lessons

From Tanzania, July, 30, 1991, p. 1-15? >>>>>>>>>

13. “Family Planning and the Law in Tanzania: An Investigation of

State Regulation of an Individual’s Reproductive Capacity”,
paper delivered on 12 September 1991 at the Sensitization
Seminar on Human Rights Rationale for Family Planning
organized by the Family Planning Association of Tanzania
(UMATI) at the Soviet – Tanzania Cultural Centre, Dar es
Salaam, p. 1-12.

13. “Heads of Department in the Governance of the Muhimbili

University College of Health Sciences”, text of a lecture
delivered on 2 November 1991 at the Seminar on Management
and Administration for Heads of Department, Central Pathology
Conference Hall, p. 1 – 7.

14. “Women’s Access to Land for Housing”, paper delivered on 6

February 1992 at a Workshop on Women in Human Settlement
Management organized by the Women Advancement Trust
(WAT) Dar es Salaam and the Centre for Housing Studies, Ardhi
Institute, Dar es Salaam with support from UNCHS (HABITAT),

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 Nairobi and UNDP office, Dar es Salaam at the Tanzania
Episcopal Conference Centre, Dar es Salaam, p. 1 – 15.

15. The Legal Foundations of Social Services Delivery in

Tanzania, a paper presented at the University of Dar es Salaam
Second Seminar on “The Crisis of Social Service Delivery in Tanzania
and Strategies for More Sustainable Systems in the 1990s,” Nkrumah
Hall Main Campus, 3 – 4 April 1991, revised on 6th April, 1992, p. 1-
25.

16. The Nyalali Commission and the Role of the Judiciary in

Tanzania, a paper presented at a Seminar on Democracy and the Rule
of Law During and After MAGEUZI, April 22 – 23, 1992, Institute of
Finance Management, organized by the Tanganyika Law Society, p 1-
16.

17. Separation of Powers and Democratisation in Tanzania: Child’s

Leaps or Adult’s Steps?” (1994) research report submitted to the
Policy and Development Research Centre (PDRC) Dar es Salaam on
17th November 1994, p. 1 – 50.

18. “Tanzania’s Election Laws: Continuity in Change, “paper

presented at the Seminar on Electoral Law Reform: Towards the 1995
Multiparty Elections organized by the Society for International
Development Tanzania Chapter) and the Faculty of Law, University of
Dar es Salaam, British Council, 30 January – 1st February, 1995, p.
1 – 21.

19. Post Primary Education Institutions in Tanzania; Diversity and

State Dominance Through the Law,” (1995) Short Term Consultancy:
Secondary and Tertiary Education in Tanzania, submitted to the
Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education, Dar es Salaam
and the World Bank for Advisory Board Meeting August 3-6, 1995,
Morogoro, p. 1-35.

20. “Legal Co-operation in East Africa”, text of a lecture delivered at

the General Meeting of the Federation of East African Law Students
Associations, Dar es Salaam on 8th December 1995.

21. Memorandum by the Support Group on ODA Consultant‘s Draft

Bill for the Land Act,” 1996, p. 1-68.

22. The Role of University Management, Discussion paper

presented at a Seminar on REVITALIZING UNIVERSITERS IN AFRICA:
STRATEGIES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY in commemoration of the
African University Day, organized by the University of Dar es Salaam

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 on 12th November, 1998, Council Chamber, University of Dar es
Salaam, p. 1 – 8.

23. The President of the United Republic of Tanzania”, paper

presented at the Workshop on the Government Paper No. 1 of 1998 at
Forodhani Hotel and Tourism Training Institute, 11th December,
1998.

24. The LL.B Examination System in the Faculty of Law’,

Discussion Notes at the Curriculum Retreat, the Livingstone Hotel
Bagamoyo, 17th August 2000, p. 1 – 18.

25. A Bill for an Act to Amend the Public Leadership Code of Ethics,
Act No. 13 of 1995, Discussion Notes for the Parliamentary Committee
on Constitutional and Legal Affairs at Parliament Building, Dodoma,
Tuesday 30th January 2001, p. 1- 7.

26. A Bill for an Act to provide for the establishment of various

courts for the settlement of Disputes concerning Land and for Matters
incidental thereto. Discussion Notes for the Consultative Meeting of
Stakeholders at the COURTYARD HOTEL, Dar es Salaam 18th
January 2002, p.1 – 4.

27. Regulations and Forms (with P. McAuslan) (2000) under the

Land Act No. 4 of 1999, for the Government of the United Republic of
Tanzania Ministry of Lands and Human Settlements Development,
December 2000, GN Nos 71-85 of 2001.

28. Regulations and Forms (with P. McAuslan) (2000) under the

Village Land Act No. 5 of 1999 for the Government of the United
Republic of Tanzania, Ministry of Lands and Human Settlements
Development, December 2000 GN No. 86 of 2001.

29. The Felix Bwogi Scenario – Resurrected, A Case-Note, 2006.

30. CHALLENGES OF UNIVERSITY LEADERSHIP AND

GOVERNANCE IN THE PAST 40 YEARS”, Comments of the paper with
the same title by Professor Geoffrey Mmari, AFRICAN UNIVERSITY
DAY, Council Chamber, University of Dar es Salaam, 12th
NOVEMBER 2007.

31. Professor ARTHUR BRIAN WESTON, An Outstanding Academic

Leader,” Statement at Memorial Session held at Nyerere Lecture
Theatre, University of Dar es Salaam on Tuesday 1st July 2008 at 3.00
pm.

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32. REVIEW OF THE APPELLATE JURISDICTION ACT 1979 AND
THE [TANZANIA] COURT OF APPEAL RULES 1979, Comments on the
Position Paper by DR. A. M. MAPUNDA, presented at a consultative
meeting of the LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA with the
FACULTY OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM at the PROTEA
HOTEL – COURT YARD on Saturday 4th October 2008).

33. Forty Years of Land Law Teaching and Learning, presented to

commemorate the author’s Forty Years of University Teaching,
Faculty of Law, University of Dar es Salaam, 31st March 2009.

34. The Treaty for East African Community and the Union Between
Tanganyika and Zanzibar, paper presented at a seminar in honour of
Professor Haroub Othman, deceased, EACROTANAL HALL, Zanzibar,
5th December 2009.

35. Tenure Security and the Agrarian Question, Discussant’s

Comments on the “Agrarian Question in Tanzania, A State of the Art
Paper” (by Prof. Sam Maghimbi, Dr. Razack B. Lokina and Mr.
Mathew A. Sanga) for discussion at a one day workshop organized by
the MWALIMU NYERERE PROFESSORIAL CHAIR IN PAN-AFRICAN
STUDIES held on 18th January 2010, Council Chamber, University of
Dar es Salaam.

36. Courts’ Supervisory Jurisdiction of Administrative Action,”

paper presented at Tanzania Judges Workshop, (School of Law,
Trinity College, Dublin in association with the Faculty of Law,
University of Dar es Salaam), at the Giraffe Ocean View Hotel, Dar es
Salaam, 2-5th June 2010.

37. Human Rights Perspectives in Criminal Proceedings,” paper

presented at Tanzania Judges Workshop, (School of Law, Trinity
College, Dublin in association with the Faculty of Law, University of
Dar es Salaam), at the Giraffe Ocean View Hotel, Dar es Salaam, 2-5th
June 2010.

38. Understanding Mtikila II,” paper delivered at the Roundtable

Consultation on the theme, THE COURT OF APPEAL JUDGEMENT IN
THE HONOURABLE ATTORNEY GENERAL v. REVEREND
CHRISTOPHER MTIKILA – RAMIFICATIONS FOR DEMOCRACY, RULE
OF LAW AND INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE IN TANZANIA, Sea Cliff
Hotel, Dar es salaam: 9 July 2010.

39. The Court of Appeal of the United Republic of Tanzania Must

Transform,” Vote of Thanks at a Farewell Function for the Hon A.S.L

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 RAMADHANI, CJ on 24th December 2010 at 2.00 pm, Council
Chamber, University of Dar es Salaam.

40. Gender in the Constitution Making Process,” paper presented at

the Tanzania Women Lawyers Association (TAWLA) Continuing Legal
Education Programme at the Dar es Salaam International Conference
Centre, March 26, 2011.

41. Serikali ya Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania,” Paper

presented at the Law Academics Constitutional Forum held at
Nkrumah Hall, University of Dar es Salaam on 30th August 2013.

42. Reprint of the Land Act No. 4 of 1999, Cap 113 R E 2002 (with
all amendments from 2004 to 2010), Reprinted by Martisayi
Investments Company Limited, Dar es Salaam, November 2011 and
September 2013.

43. In Search of Thematic Unity in Land Law: Tenure Security,” text

of an Inaugural Lecture for Professor Hastings Winston Opinya
Okoth-Ogendo, School of Law, University of Nairobi, 13th June 2014.

44. MDAHALO Kuhusu Changamoto ya Suala la Rushwa

Mahakamani na Utatuzi Wake, mchango kwenye Mkutano Mkuu wa
Majaji Tanzania, Malaika Beach Resort, Mwanza, Tarehe 10-12
Novemba 2014, p. 1-9.

45. Twelve Years of the District Land and Housing Tribunal,” paper
presented at the Seminar of Chairpersons of the District Land and
Housing Tribunals organized by the Ministry of Lands, Housing and
Human Settlements Development, Dodoma, 28 – 29 April, 2015.

46. Legal Education and the Rule of Law in Tanzania: Challenges

and Opportunities, paper presented at the Forum on the Rule of Law
organized by IDLO, SEASCAPE HOTEL, DAR ES SALAAM, 10th
December, 2015, p. 1-15.

47. Collaborative Writing of Legal Texts for Law Students at the

Faculty of Law, University of Dar es Salaam, 1961-2016, Breakfast
Talk Series No. 2, 17th August, 2016.

48. Appointment of Principal Officers Under the University Charter,

2007, Paper for Panel II- Leadership and Governance: the Charter and
Related Legislative Issues, Programme for Commemorating the 55th
Anniversary of the University of Dar es Salaam, 24th October, 2016.

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49. The Statistics Regulations, 2016, A Comment, 11th November,
2016.

50. Land Courts in the Tanzania Court System, February, 2020, an

introduction to a larger project on a Manual on the Land Act, Cap 11
(with Dr. R. W. Tenga and Dr. S. J. Mramba).

(ii) Consultancy Reports

1. Contract between Alfi E. A. Ltd Arusha and Themi Industries

and Distributors Agency Ltd Dated 2 February 1978” submitted
to Alfi EA Ltd on 8 October 1980, p. 1- 8.

2. The Constitution of the Tabora Education Trust Fund (in

Swahili) submitted to the Regional Development Council (RDC),
Tabora on 22 May 1988, p. 1 – 14.

1. Joint Venture Agreement between Africommerce

International Limited of Dar es Salaam and the Government
of the United Republic of Tanzania on Sheet Glass
Manufacturing submitted to Africommerce International
Limited in September 1989, p. 1 - 45.

4. Car Benefit Tax” submitted to Design Partnership Limited,

Consulting Engineers and Covell Matthews, Architects &
Planners both of Dar es Salaam, 19 November 1991, p. 1 – 7.

5. “Feasibility study of HV Power Transmission SINGIDA-ARUSHA

Legal Rights of land owners along the proposes line”, submitted
to COWICONSULT, Consulting Engineers Planners of Dar es
Salaam on 15 April 1992, p. 1 – 8.

6. “Residence of a Corporation” submitted to M/s TannaSomaiya

and Co. of Dar es Salaam 17 October 1992, p. 1 – 7.

7. “National Provident Fund” submitted to Messrs S. J. Chavda

and M. H. Pirbhai both Directors of Design Partnership of Dar
es Salaam 17 October 1992, p. 1 – 12.

8. “Training Levy” submitted to Design Partnership, Consulting

Engineers of DSM 19 October 1992, p. 1 – 8.

9. “Loan Agreement Between the Coca-Cola Export Corporation

and Afri Bottlers Limited dated 23 December 1988” submitted
to Afri Bottlers Limited of Dar es Salaam on 7 May 1993, p. 1 –
4.

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10. “Loan Agreement between the Coca-Cola Export Corporation
and Tanzania Bottlers Limited dated 23 September 1988
submitted to Tanzania Bottlers Limited on 7 May 1993, p. 1 – 4.

11. “Consulting Services for the Tanzania Housing Bank” submitted

to M/s Price Waterhouse of Dar es Salaam on 26 June, 1993, p.
1 – 11.

12. Joint Venture Agreement Between INSTRUST B. V. of H. A.

VAN KARNEBEEKLAAN 16 1181 AMSTELVEEN, THE
NETHERLANDS and Sarawany Investments Company Limited
of Dar es Salaam, submitted to INSTRUST B. V. on 14 January
1994, p. 1 – 22.

13. Written submissions submitted to Advocates for the Appellant

Messrs Said Hamad El-Maamry, Mustafa Chandoo and E. D.
Kisusi, Esq., in SAIDI SALIM BAKHRESA & CO. LTD versus VIP
ENGINEERING AND MARKETING LTD, Court of Appeal of
Tanzania [1994] TLR 309: p. 1 – 12.

14. Post Primary Education Institutions in Tanzania; Diversity and

State Dominance Through the Law,” (1995) Short Term
Consultancy: Secondary and Tertiary Education in Tanzania,
submitted to the Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher
Education, Dar es Salaam and the World Bank for Advisory Board
Meeting August 3-6, 1995, Morogoro, p. 1-35.

15. “Legal Aspects of Multi-Unit Ownership”, short term

consultancy report: USAID Assistance to the National Housing
Corporation, Initiative C4: Clarify Legal Implications of
Converting Multi-Unit Properties to Tenant Ownership,
submitted to the Planning and Development Collaborative
International (PADCO INC.) Washington, 30th October 1995, p.
1 – 24.

16. “Agreement for the Management and Regulation of Multistorey

Building on Plot Nos. 2386/12 2387/12, 2388/12 and 2389/12
Azikiwe Street, Central Area Dar es Salaam City’, prepared for
the CRDB (1996) Ltd, 21 August, 1998, p. 1 – 18.

17. In the ICC Court of Arbitration, Arbitration No. 100058/AC/DB

Between China Sinchuan Corporation for International Techno-
Economic Co-operation (“SIETCO”). And Tanzania Electric
Supply Company Limited (“TANESCO”), final Report of the
Expert appointed by TANESCO, 31st May 1999, p. 1 – 28.

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18. Compulsory Acquisition of Land; Drive In Cinema Plot, block 42
Old Bagamoyo Road, Msasani Area, City Dar es Salaam (SISI
ENTERPRISES LIMITED) submitted to the Embassy of the United
States of America (USA), 5th August 1999, p 1 –6.
19. Consultants’ Reports on Constitutional, Electoral and Judicial
Reform in Zanzibar (with Five others), submitted to the Inter –
Party Committee of CCM and CUF, Zanzibar, February 2000, p. 1 –
84.
20. A Bill for the Land Disputes Courts Act, (No. 2 of 2002) (with
Dr. R. W. Tenga), submitted to the Government of the United
Republic of Tanzania. Ministry of Lands and Human Settlements
Development, 2001.
21. Annual Report of the State of Corruption in Tanzania, 2001,
consultancy report prepared under the auspices of the Economic
and Social Research Foundation (ESRF) and the Front Against
Corrupt Elements in Tanzania (FACEIT), June 2002.
22. Land Law Reforms in Tanzania, submitted to the USAID
Mission to Tanzania, January 2003, p. 1 – 42.
23. Tanzania Labour Policy and Legislation Reform, Final Report
(with Five others) (2003) prepared for the Ministry of Labour, Youth
Development and Sports, May 2003.
24. A Bill for the Town and Country Planning Act 2003, with Z. S.
Gondwe, A. S. Kauzeni, R. Makaramba and T. Nkya (2003)
Consultancy prepared for the Ministry of Lands and Human
Settlements Development, 97 sections and Four Schedules, May
2003.
25. State and Property Rights in Tanzania (2005), a Consultancy
Report submitted to ILD, Lima, PERU, August 2005.
26. Dar es Salaam to Mwanza Petroleum Products Pipeline Project
(2007) submitted to AFRICOMMERCE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
of P. O. Box 22180 Dar es Salaam, 12th February, 2007.
27. Plots Nos. 47-51 and 53 PUGU Road Industrial Area, Kipawa,
Dar es Salaam City containing 3.445 hactares LO. No. 142535 Ct
No. 41977, submitted to MOHAMED ENTERPRISES TANZANIA
LIMITED of 7thFloor PPF TOWER, Ohio Street P. O. Box 20660 Dar
es Salaam, 19th June 2007.
28. Review of the Legal and Regulatory Framework for Political
Parties and Functions of the Office of the Registrar of Political
Parties, (with ATHUMANI J. LIVIGA & CLETUS AVOKA) (2008)
submitted to UNDP and the Registrar of Political Parties, Dar es
Salaam, February 2008.
29. Review of the Arbitration Award dated 15th June 2009 in
Arbitration Between A C GOMEZ (1997) LTD (CLAIMANT) AND
CONSOLIDATED HOLDING CORPORATION (RESPONDENT),
submitted to MR. GULAM ESMAIL of P. O. Box 361 Dar es Salaam,
5th November 2009.

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30. Review of the Term Loan Facility Offer by Barclays Bank
Tanzania Ltd to Tembo Tiles Ltd dated 16th October 2009 to Expire
on 24th November 2009, submitted to MR. ABDALLAH M. MALIK,
Managing Director of Tembo Tiles Ltd, Plot No. 36 Mikocheni Light
Industrial Area, Kinondoni District, P. O. Box 19698 Dar es
Salaam, 16th November, 2009.
31. Team Leader, Consultancy under the Legal Consultancy,
Research and Publications Committee for the Preparation of
Regulations under the Urban Planning Act No. 8 of 2007; Client:
Ministry of Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development;
Final report and 15 sets of Regulations submitted in February,
2013.
32. Collection of Capital Gains Tax Shs. 141,120,016,800.00 Upon
Sale by M/S Mirambo Limited of 58,000,070 Shares Being 26.25%
of the Issued Share Capital of VODACOM TANZANIA PLC; Client:
Mirambo Company Limited, Company No. 60133, P. O. Box 40954
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, submitted on March, 2020.

(iii) Other Reports

1. Maoni na Mapendekezo Kuhusu Elimu Nchini (with Lamwai, M.

R. M., Mihyo, P. B., Nditi, N. N. N., Rembe, N. S., and Tenga, R.
W.)(1981) report submitted to the Presidential Commission on
Education, March 1981.

2. Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the University of Dar es

Salaam Act 1970 (with Katabalwa, S. L.) (1981) submitted to the
University of Dar es Salaam SENATE, October 1981, p. 1 – 22.

3. Report on Management in Universities: An International

Seminar Sponsored by the British Council 17 – 28 March 1983
East Bourne, United Kingdom, p. 1 – 25.

4. Report of a visit by an African Delegation of University

Administrators to the Federal Republic of Germany, 9 – 22 Nov
1986 sponsored by DAAD (with Kombo, C. L.), p.1–9.

5. Report of the Committee for Revision of Advocates

Remuneration and Taxation of Costs Rules (with the Hon. Mr.
Justice W. J. Maina, M. A. Lakha, A. J. Chenge, W. M. Mnzava,)
submitted to the Hon. F. L. Nyalali, Chief Justice of Tanzania in
August 1987, p. 1 – 52.

6. Towards a Liberal Democratic State: A Comment, May, 1995, p.

1-9, being discussant’s contribution on Halfani, M and M.
Nzomo, Ms., (1995), Towards a Reconsideration of State-Society

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 Relations: Democracy and Human Rights in Tanzania, IDS,
University of Dar es Salaam and Institute of Diplomacy &
International Studies, University of Nairobi, February, 1995.

7. The Land Act No. 4 of 1999” (with P. McAuslan) (1996) for the
Government of the United Republic of Tanzania, Ministry of
Lands and Human Settlements Development, 186 sections.

8. The Village Land Act, No. 5 of 1999 (with P. McAuslan) (1996)

for the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania, Ministry
of Lands and Human Settlements Development, 66 sections.

9. Land Tenure and Land Relations: Restatement or Reform

Through Case Law?” research report submitted to the Advisory
Group on Draft Land Law Act, Ministry of Lands, June 1996, p.
1 – 28.

10. Report on the Proposed Constitution of Tanzania, (with A. D.

Ntagazwa, M. T. Sabai, S. E. Mchome and I. H. Magesa)
consultancy report prepared for the Registered Trustees of the
Social Political Development Trust (AFORD), March, 1998, p. 1 –
240.

11. Report of the Commission on Labour Laws, prepared for the

Law Reform Commission of Tanzania, 15th February 1999, p. 1
– 88.

12. Report of the Panel of Inquiry into Disciplinary Change Against

Dr. R. I. Mhina, (with H. N. Mgaya and B. P. Kwelukilwa) report
to the Muhimbili Orthopaedic Institute, 15th March 1999, p. 1 –
24.

13. Mapendekezo ya Mabadiliko ya Katiba ya Jamhuri ya

Muungano wa Tanzania, submitted to the Kisanga Committee,
July, 1999. p. 1 – 130.

14. Committee for Reviewing Pension Benefits of Staff of Public

Universities, Final Report, (with five others)(2009), Ministry of
Education and Vocational Training, Dar es Salaam, February
2009.

15. Review Report on publications of Dr. Michael K. B. WAMBALI

for purposes of promotion to the post of Associate Professor,
Department of Public Law, UDSM School of Law, 2009.

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 16. Review Report on publications of Dr. Josaphat Laurean
KANYWANYI for purposes of promotion to the post of Professor of
Law, Department of Economic Law, UDSM School of Law, 22nd
September, 2010.

17. Review Report on publications of Dr. Sylvia TAMALE for

purposes of promotion to the post of Professor of Law, Department
of Law and Jurisprudence, School of Law, Makerere University,
25th June, 2012.

18. Review Report on a manuscript “FIFTY YEARS OF THE

UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM, UDSM: 1961-2011 by
MUZALE, H. R. T and others, September 2013.

19. Review Report on publications of Dr. Hamudi Ismail MAJAMBA

for purposes of promotion to the post of Professor of Law,
Department of Private Law, UDSM School of Law, 25th March,
2014.

20. Proposals Submitted to the Constitutional Review Commission,

Dar es Salaam, January, 2013.

21. Majumuisho ya Law Academics Constitutional Forum (UDSM

School of Law Chapter), Submitted to the Constitutional Review
Commission, 27 August 2013.

(iv) Other Writings

1. Law and Urban Housing: A Study of State Intervention in

Urban
Housing in Tanzania, PhD. Thesis University of Dar es
Salaam, 1988, p. 1 – 468: The PhD. Thesis “passed as it
is.” The PhD. degree was awarded at a congregation held
on 1st December 1990.
IX APPEARANCE IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF TANZANIA (selected
cases, applications to a single judge have been excluded)
1. ALFI EAST AFRICA LIMITED v. THEMI INDUSTRIES &
DISTRIBUTORS AGENCY LIMITED, Civil Appeal No. 28 of 1984,
Court of Appeal of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam [1984] TLR 256,
(with C. M. Ngalo, ESQ, Advocate); Company Law and sale of
goods.

2. METHUSELAH PAUL NYAGWASWA v. CHRISTOPHER MBOTE

NYIRABU Civil Appeal No. 14 of 1985, Court of Appeal of Tanzania
at Dar es Salaam [1985] TLR 103 (with H. J. Muccadam Esq.,
Advocate); Land Law.

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 3. T. P. BUILDERS LIMITED v. THE INTERNATIONAL TOURS AND
MARKETING AGENCY & 3 OTHERS, Civil Appeal No. 2 of 1987,
Court of Appeal of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam (unreported),
judgment delivered on 29 July 1987; tenancy agreement.

4. NITIN COFFEE ESTATES LTD v. UNITED ENGINEERINGWORKS

LTD, Civil Appeal No. 15 of 1988, Court of Appeal of Tanzania at
Arusha [1988] TLR 203 (with N. S. Patel, Esq. Advocate); Land
Law.

5. SCOLASTICA BENEDICT v. MARTIN BENEDICT, Court of Appeal

of Tanzania at Mwanza [1993] TLR 1; Land: Widow’s right to
occupy matrimonial home.

6. MANAGEMENT OF HOTEL AFRICANA v. JUMUIYA YA

WAFANYAKAZI WA TANZANIA (JUWATA), Civil Appeal No. 30 of
1988, Court of Appeal of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam [1988] TLR
105, Labour Law.
7. PETER KARANTI & 48 OTHERS v. THE ATTORNEY – GENERAL &
3 OTHERS, Civil Appeal No. 3 of 1988, Court of Appeal of
Tanzania at Arusha (unreported), judgment delivered on 2 March
1990 (with J. C. D’Souza Esq., Advocate); Land law.

8. IMERI MALEVA & 9 OTHERS v. DIMA NHORONGO, Civil Appeal

No. 17 of 1990, Court of Appeal of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam
[1991] TLR 1, people’s militia.

9. TANZANIA TRANSCONTINENTAL TRADING COMPANY LIMITED v.

DESIGN PARTNERSHIP LTD, Civil Appeal No. 28 of 1996 Court of
Appeal of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam (unreported), judgment
delivered on 2nd October 1996; Land Law.

10. SHINYANGA REGIONAL TRADING CO. LIMITED AND NYANZA

BOTTLING COMPANY LTD v. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Civil Appeal No. 24 of 1996, Court of Appeal of Tanzania at
Mwanza, [1997] TLR 78; Land Law, Securities.

11. TANZANIA TRANSCONTINENTAL TRADING COMPANY LIMITED v.

DESIGN PARTNERSHIP LTD, Civil Application No. 62 of 1996,
Court of Appeal of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam judgment delivered
on 6 August 1998; (unreported); Civil practice; Review.

12. ITAL AFRICAN TRANSPORTERS LTD v. GIAFAR MOHAMED

BEDER, Civil Reference No. 8 of 1998 Court of Appeal of Tanzania

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 at Dar es Salaam; judgment delivered on 10th December, 1998
(unreported); Civil Practice.

13. REGISTERED TRUSTEES OF THE CASHEWNUT INDUSTRY

DEVELOPMENT FUND v. CASHEWNUT BOARD OF TANZANIA,
Civil Appeal No. 18 of 2001; judgment delivered in December
2006; (unreported) Money Had and Received.

14. STANBIC BANK TANZANIA LTD v. WOODS TANZANIA LTD, Civil

Appeal No. 48 of 2002; judgment delivered in June 2007
(unreported);Banking, Forged cheque, Liability of drawee bank.

15. FARIDA MBARAKA & FARID AHMED MABARAK v. DOMINA

KAGARUKI, Court of Appeal of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam, Civil
Appeal No. 136 of 2006; judgment delivered on 21st May 2009
(unreported); Land Law.

16. HOTEL TRAVERTINE LIMITED v. M/S GAILEY & ROBERTS

LIMITED, Court of Appeal of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam, Civil
Appeal No. 113 of 2008; judgment delivered on 5th June 2009
(unreported);Law of Contract.

17. EAST AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK v. BLUELINE

ENTERPRISES LIMITED, Court of Appeal of Tanzania at Dar es
Salaam, Civil Appeal No. 101 of 2009; judgment delivered on
5thMarch 2010 (unreported); arbitration award.

18. EAST AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK v. BLUELINE

ENTERPRISES LIMITED, Court of Appeal of Tanzania at Dar es
Salaam, Civil Appeal No. 110 of 2009; judgment delivered on 28th
December 2011; immunity of international organization.

X TAX APPEALS TRIBUNAL

OTIS ELEVATORS LTD v. COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX, Tax
Appeal No. 1 of 1992, judgment delivered on 17 January 1994
(unreported).

XI TAX REVENUE APPEALS TRIBUNAL

COMMISSIONER GENERAL, TRA v. DESIGN PARTNERSHIP LIMITED,
Tax AppealNo.4 of 2004.

XII COUNSEL IN ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS

1. In the Matter of Arbitration Between COVELL MATTHEWS
PARTNERSHIP And TANZANIA HARBOURS AUTHORITY, Award
issued on 26 September 1989.

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 2. In the Matter of Arbitration Between MONJI RAMJI &
COMPANY And NATIONAL INSURANCE CORPORATION OF
TANZANIA LIMITED, Award issued on 27 May 1992.

3. In the Matter of Arbitration Between WADE ADAMS

CONSTRUCTION LIMITED and TANZANIA FERTILIZER
COMPANY LIMITED, Consent Award issued on 12 March 1994.

4. In the Matter of Arbitration Between PAULO KATOTO

BUILDING CONTRACTORS and TRAILERS & LOW LOADERS
MANUFACTURING CO. LTD (TRALLCO), Award issued on 30
September 1994.

5. In the Matter of Arbitration Between BUILDERS V. M. CHAVDA

Ltd. And the PROVINCIAL – SOCIETY OF JESUS construction
dispute; Award issued on 23.1.2001.

6. In the Matter of Arbitration Between D. B. SHAPRIYA & Co. Ltd.

And BISH INTERNATIONAL B.V., construction dispute; Award
issued on 11.9.2001.

XIII ARBITRATOR
1. Arbitrator; arbitration in respect of a Dispute between Tenants of
Bushtrekker Building (Claimants) And Tanzania Development
Finance Company Limited (TDFL) Respondent), January 2000;
landlord and tenant.

2. Chairman of Arbitral Tribunal (with Mr. S. J. Chavda and Mr. C. G.

Sarkodie); arbitration Award in respect of a Dispute between
HARISHCHANDRA K. ASHER (Claimant) and JAYANTILAL N.
MEISURIA (Respondent) in High Court Land Case No 74 of 2006,
25thJune 2010; co-ownership of land.

3. Member, Independent Appeal Board (with Mr. L. B. Akonnay,

Chairman and Mr. M. J. Kamba), Millenium Challenge Account –
Tanzania (MCA-T), appeal Between Specon Services Ltd And MCA-
T, July 2011.

4. Member, Independent Appeal Board (with Mr. M. J. Kamba,

Chairman and Mr. N. Mwihava), Millenium Challenge Account –
Tanzania (MCA-T), appeal Between RODDOM CONSULT And MCA-
T, November, 2012.

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 XIV CURRENT RESEARCH PROGRAMME
MANUSCRIPTS
Manuscript under preparation, LAND LAW CASEBOOK –
COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS IN LAND.”

TUIJADILI KATIBA INAYOPENDEKEZWA, KATIBA YA JAMHURI YA

MUUNGANO WA TANZANIA, Second Edition.

Emeritus Professor Gamaliel Mgongo Fimbo, PhD.

Department of Economic Law, University of Dar es Salaam School of
Law
P. O. Box 35093. DAR ES SALAAM. Phone: +255 754272507;
gmfimbo@gmail.com

Date: 30th June, 2020.

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