The strong condemnation by Chief Justice George Masaju against lawless, self-styled bouncers invading residential properties to execute completely warrantless, forced evictions has triggered a...
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Daniel Mjema
Mwandishi mwandamizi
Mwananchi Communications Ltd (MCL)
Arusha. The strong condemnation by Chief Justice George Masaju against lawless, self-styled bouncers invading residential properties to execute completely warrantless, forced evictions has triggered a highly crucial, nationwide debate on the absolute necessity of safeguarding the country’s rule of law.
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