Tanzania’s legal system has taken yet another historic leap forward as the Chief Justice, through Government Notice (GN) No. 143 of June 5, 2026 introduces Regulations which explicitly empowers...
By Valerian Msola
Tanzania’s legal system has taken yet another historic leap forward as the Chief Justice, through Government Notice (GN) No. 143 of June 5, 2026 introduces Regulations which explicitly empowers primary courts to admit electronic evidence.
The move brings to an end the long-standing controversy among legal practitioners as to whether primary courts were allowed to admit electronic evidence.
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