- Private International Law (Conflict of Laws), Conflict of Laws (Private International Law), Children's Human Rights Violations in Tanzania, International Human Rights Law, Jurisprudence, Divorce in Islam, and 6 moreRegional Integration Law, Migration Law, Refugee Law and International Humanitarian Law, Bill of Rights, Unjustified Enrichment, Law of Restitution, Contract Theory, and Contract Lawedit
- I stand for simple justice, equal opportunity and human rights A published author, poet and performer. I am a debater... moreI stand for simple justice, equal opportunity and human rights
A published author, poet and performer. I am a debater and a mooter within the University, and I participated in a number of competitions both locally and internationally, the most recent being the Jessup Moot Competition. Won the nationaI rounds of Jessup 2023 and 2024 and crowned the best oralists twice, I aspire to pursue a career in International humanitarian law and I believe that mooting practice is one of the best ways to build a strong foundation and understanding of law practice and a quick grasp of International humanitarian law concepts. I hope this will also play a crucial role in improving my drafting and advocacy skills among others.
Well, here is a secret, mooting came out as a rancor for all other big universities winning and so I vowed to be out there and battle against them. First moot was against my own school, then St. Augustine at the victory Attorneys and consultant moot of 2022, and ended at the semi-finals and against University of Dar es salaam;
VAC MOOT 2022
Being my first moot it was a fertile ground for learning. The experience is one I will carry in a lifetime. Kicking off was the excitement of competing against all law schools across the country. The research question itself presented a challenging yet thought provoking real-life situation. I got more familiar with researching different levels of legislation which has helped me foster legal reasoning and analytical skills. The wonderful organization made it easier to engage and socialize with students and high-profile personnel from academia, the legal field and non-state actors.
This is a boost to my career and self-confidence. I would recommend everyone to try this challenge, especially those who are eager to develop and enhance their skills in public speaking and legal writing in a challenging but fun experience.
2023 JESSUP BEST ORALIST
The Jessup is the world’s largest moot court competition, whose mission is to support the study and practice of international law. The competition pulls its participants out of the comfort zone of an ordinary law student and plunges them into scholarly research of substantive and contemporary legal issues as well as critical analysis of evidence vis-à-vis the law.edit
Section 3 of the Civil Procedure Code [Cap. 33 R.E 2002] defines a "decree" to means the 'formal expression of an adjudication which, so far as regards the court expressing it, conclusively determines the rights of the parties with regard... more
Section 3 of the Civil Procedure Code [Cap. 33 R.E 2002] defines a "decree" to means the 'formal expression of an adjudication which, so far as regards the court expressing it, conclusively determines the rights of the parties with regard to all or any of the matters in controversy in the suit. 'It is a summary of the contents of a judgment-i.e. an extract of a judgment. Under Section 3 of the CPC, a decree does not include an adjudication from which an appeal lies as an appeal from an order; or any order of dismissal for default (Mansion House Ltd. v John Stansbury Wilkinson (1954) 21 EACA 98, 102) referred in various cases including
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
Comparison between the Inquisitorial and Adversarial Procedure The experience of Mexico and Italy approach the reforms of the Criminal Justice System 1. Historical Background, 2. Comparison of the main characteristics between the... more
Comparison between the Inquisitorial and Adversarial Procedure The experience of Mexico and Italy approach the reforms of the Criminal Justice System 1. Historical Background, 2. Comparison of the main characteristics between the inquisitive and accusatory systems in approach of Criminal Justice System 3. Tendencies of transition. Italy and Mexico, from inquisitorial to adversarial procedure. 4. Conclusion
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
All positivists share two central beliefs: first, that what counts as law in any particular society is fundamentally a matter of social fact or convention ("the social thesis"); second, that there is no necessary connection between law... more
All positivists share two central beliefs: first, that what counts as law in any particular society is fundamentally a matter of social fact or convention ("the social thesis"); second, that there is no necessary connection between law and morality ("the separability thesis"). It's most important roots lie in the conventionalist political philosophies of Hobbes and Hume, and its first full elaboration is due to Jeremy Bentham whose account Austin adopted, modified, and popularized. For much of the next century an amalgam of their views, according to which law is the command of a sovereign backed by force, dominated legal positivism and English philosophical reflection about law. By the mid-twentieth century, however, this account had lost its influence among working legal philosophers. Its emphasis on legislative institutions was replaced by a focus on law-applying institutions such as courts, and its insistence of the role of coercive force gave way to theories emphasizing the systematic and normative character of law. The most important architects of this revised positivism are the Austrian jurist Hans Kelsen and the two dominating figures in the analytic philosophy of law, H.L.A. Hart and Joseph Raz among whom there are clear lines of influence, but also important contrasts.
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
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The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the... more
The theory of natural law has stood strong throughout different epochs, serving various purposes in each and every one of them. With the rise of positivism and the empirical spirit of the period, natural law was not to be found during the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. However, it was proved that order and stability cannot be preserved without the assistance of natural law. The events and atrocities that occurred during the 20th century forced a re-emergence of natural law under the guise of human rights and sparked new debates and a sustained academic interest in natural law which still thrives till this very day
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