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| adam_text | CONTENTS
PREFACE..................................................................................V
LIST O F CONTRIBUTORS
..........................................................
VII
CHAPTERS
U
NIFORM
A
PPLICATION
O
F
T
HE
D
OCTRINE
O
F
R
ECOGNITION
I
N
A
FRICA
: A C
OMPARATIVE
A
NALYSIS
O
F
S
OMALILAND
A
ND
S
OUTH
S
UDAN
........................................................................
7
INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................
7
RECOGNITION AND POST-COLONIAL AFRICA
...............................................
10
SOVEREIGNTY AND RECOGNITION
.............................................................
10
RECOGNITION OF NEW STATES IN POST-COLONIAL AFRICA
..........................
12
SOMALILAND
.........................................................................................
13
SOUTH SUDAN
.......................................................................................
17
UTI POSSIDETIS, SELF-DETERMINATION AND RECOGNITION
.........................
19
THE AFRICAN UNION AND THE UNIFORM APPLICATION OF RECOGNITION
....
24
CONCLUSION.........................................................................................
26
A
CCESS
T
O
J
USTICE
I
N
U
GANDA
: T
HE
L
AW
A
ND
T
HE
S
TATE
O
F
A
FFAIRS
...................................................................................
27
INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................
27
THE JUDICIARY AND COURTS OF JUDICATURE
.............................................
31
THE JUDICATURE
ACT.............................................................................
33
THE MAGISTRATES COURTS
ACT............................................................... 36
THE CIVIL PROCEDURE
ACT....................................................................
37
THE PENAL CODE
ACT...........................................................................
38
THE TRIAL ON INDICTMENTS
ACT............................................................. 39
THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE A
CT.................................................... 39
LEGAL AWARENESS IN
UGANDA.............................................................. 39
ACCESS TO APPROPRIATE
FORUM............................................................ 40
PHYSICAL ACCESS TO THE
COURTS............................................................ 41
EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF COURTS IN HANDLING DISPUTES
..........
42
ENFORCEABILITY OF COURT
DECISIONS..................................................... 44
CONCLUSION.........................................................................................
46
F
ROM
I
MPUNITY
T
O
A
CCOUNTABILITY
: T
HE
L
AW
A
ND
P
RACTICE
O
N
D
OMESTIC
P
ROSECUTION
O
F
I
NTERNATIONAL
C
RIMES
I
N
U
GANDA
..........................................
47
INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................
47
PART
1..................................................................................................
48
THE HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMES IN UGANDA: AN ERA OF IMPUNITY.. 48
LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK VS. INTERNATIONAL CRIMES IN UGANDA
...............
54
THE UGANDA PENAL CODE 1950
...........................................................
54
THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS ACT, CAP.363 16 OCTOBER 1964
.................
55
THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT ACT, 2010 ACT NO. 11 OF 2010
.......
57
DEFINITION AND JURISDICTION ON INTERNATIONAL CRIMES
...........................
58
OFFENCES AGAINST ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
.........................................
60
IMMUNITY OF STATE OFFICIALS
...............................................................
61
PART
II.................................................................................................
62
THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMES DIVISION: BACKGROUND TO ITS CREATION
.......
62
THE PROSECUTION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMES BEFORE THE ICD
.................
64
CONCLUSION.........................................................................................
68
F
IGHTING
T
ERROR
W
ITHIN
T
HE
L
AW
; C
HALLENGES
A
ND
P
ROSPECTS
O
F
K
ENYA
*
S
C
OUNTER
T
ERRORISM
M
EASURES
.......
69
INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................
69
TERRORISM IN
KENYA............................................................................
70
A SYNOPSIS OF THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK
..................................................
72
THE CONSTITUTIONALITY TEST
.................................................................
73
CONSTITUTIONALITY OF EXECUTIVE ACTION AND LEGISLATIONS
....................
73
TERRORISM AND THE RIGHT TO BAIL
...........................................................
74
OTHER
CHALLENGES...............................................................................
75
EXTRAJUDICIAL KILLINGS
..........................................................................
76
RADICALIZATION
....................................................................................
77
REFUGEE INFLUX AND ILLEGAL DEPORTATIONS
...........................................
79
EXTRAORDINARY RENDITIONS OF SUSPECTED TERRORISTS
.............................
81
CONCLUSION.........................................................................................
83
C
ONSTITUTIONALISM
A
ND
S
EPARATION
O
F
P
OWERS
I
N
E
AST
A
FRICAN
S
TATES
: T
HE
B
ALANCE
O
F
P
OWERS
B
ETWEEN
L
EGISLATURE
A
ND
J
UDICIARY
I
N
T
ANZANIA
A
ND
K
EN Y A
.........
85
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................
85
CONSTITUTIONALISM
...............................................................................
86
CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY
..................................................................
88
PARLIAMENTARY SOVEREIGNTY
................................................................
88
COURT*S MANDATE IN BRITAIN
................................................................
89
EROSION OF PARLIAMENTARY SOVEREIGNTY IN UNITED KINGDOM
..............
90
SEPARATION OF
POWERS.........................................................................92
LEGISLATURE AND JUDICIARY IN TANZANIA: THE BALANCE OF POWERS
........
95
LEGISLATURE AND JUDICIARY IN
TANZANIA............................................... 95
CONSTITUTIONALISM AND SEPARATION OF POWERS IN TANZANIA
................
96
LEGISLATURE AND JUDICIARY IN KENYA: THE BALANCE OF POWERS
..........
103
LEGISLATURE AND JUDICIARY IN THE KENYAN CONSTITUTION
.....................
103
CONSTITUTIONALISM AND SEPARATION OF POWERS IN KENYA
...................
104
CONCLUSION.......................................................................................
112
T
HE
E
XPOUND
O
F
T
HE
Z
ANZIBAR
C
ONSTITUTIONAL
H
ISTORY
, I
TS
D
EVELOPMENT
A
ND
E
FFECTS
T
O
T
HE
U
NION
W
ITH
R
EFERENCE
T
O
T
HE
10
TH
C
ONSTITUTIONAL
A
MENDMENT
...............................................................................113
INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................
113
THE HISTORY OF THE ZANZIBAR CONSTITUTION
........................................
114
THE ADVENT OF THE BRITISH AND THE ZANZIBAR CONSTITUTION
.................
114
REVOLUTION VS. THE CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN ZANZIBAR
...........
117
THE ZANZIBAR CONSTITUTION OF 1979
..................................................
119
THE 1984 ZANZIBAR CONSTITUTION
......................................................
122
THE 10TH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AND THE UNION
........................
123
THE 10TH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AND STATEHOOD OF ZANZIBAR.... 126
THE 10TH AMENDMENT: ISSUES
...........................................................
127
THE 10TH AMENDMENT VS. STATUS OF THE ZANZIBAR PRESIDENT
.............
129
THE 10TH AMENDMENT VS. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
URT....................130
CONCLUSION.......................................................................................
132
U
NDERSTANDING
T
HE
P
ERENNIAL
D
EMAND
F
OR
E
LECTORAL
L
AW
R
EFORM
I
N
E
AST
A
FRICA
...................................................135
INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................
135
DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK GOVERNING ELECTIONS
..........
137
LEGAL FRAMEWORK GOVERNING ELECTORAL BODIES (EMBS)
.......................
152
CONCLUSION.......................................................................................
161
T
ANZANIA
T
REATY
O
BLIGATION
U
NDER
I
NTERNATIONAL
H
UMAN
R
IGHTS
N
ORMS
O
F
W
OMEN
...........................................163
INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................
163
TREATIES WHICH PROTECT WOMEN, RATIFIED BY TANZANIA
....................
164
DOMESTIC LEGISLATIONS VS. INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES .... 166
TANZANIA DOMESTIC LEGISLATIONS WHICH ARE IN CONFORMITY WITH
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN
...........................................
169
DOMESTIC LEGISLATIONS WHICH ARE INCONSISTENT WITH INTERNATIONAL
HUMAN RIGHTS LAWS PROTECTING WOMEN IN TANZANIA
......................
177
CONCLUSION........................................................................................
184
P
ROSPECTS
A
ND
C
HALLENGES
F
ACING
K
ADHIS
* C
OURTS
: A
N
A
NALYTICAL
E
XPOSITION
O
F
T
HE
E
XPERIENCE
I
N
Z
ANZIBAR
....................................................................................
187
INTRODUCTION......................................................................................187
JURISDICTION OF KADHIS*
COURTS..........................................................189
RULES OF EVIDENCE AND PROCEDURE APPLIED IN THE KADHIS* COURTS... 192
HIERARCHY OF APPEAL IN KADHIS*
COURTS............................................194
APPEALS FROM DISTRICT KADHIS* COURT TO THE HIGH COURT
..................
194
THE PRECLUSION OF THE COURT OF APPEAL OF
TANZANIA.........................198
APPEARANCE OF COUNSEL IN THE KADHIS* COURTS
................................
202
CONCLUSION
.......................................................................................
203
D
ECIDING
N
OT
T
O
D
ECIDE
: A
CCEPTING
I
NTEREST
-F
REE
B
ANKING
S
YSTEM
I
N
S
UB
-S
AHARAN
A
FRICA
............................
205
INTRODUCTION
.....................................................................................
205
METHODOLOGY....................................................................................
209
ANALYSIS............................................................................................209
TRENDING INTEREST FREE BANKING PRODUCTS AROUND THE WORLD
..........
209
ISLAMIC BONDS (SUKUK)
.....................................................................
209
ISLAMIC MORTGAGE
.............................................................................
210
MUDARABAH FINANCING
.....................................................................
211
MUSHARAKAH FINANCING
....................................................................
211
ISSUES................................................................................................211
PROVISIONS ON ESTABLISHMENT OF INTEREST FREE BANKING SYSTEM
......
212
TAX...................................................................................................
213
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
..........................................................................
214
FINDINGS...........................................................................................
215
CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
...................................................
216
LEGAL RECOGNITION
.............................................................................
216
DISPUTE HANDLING
..............................................................................
217
LICENSING
.........................................................................................
217
SUPERVISION AND REGULATION
.............................................................
217
L
AND
D
ISPUTE
S
ETTLEMENT
I
N
Z
ANZIBAR
: T
HE
P
AST
A
ND
P
RESENT
L
EGAL
S
YSTEMS
...........................................................219
INTRODUCTION
.....................................................................................
219
BEFORE FOREIGN RULES (PRIOR TO 1503)
.............................................
220
OMANI SETTLEMENT
(1698-1890).......................................................221
BRITISH RULE
(1890-1963).................................................................223
LEGAL SYSTEM DURING THE BRITISH
RULE.............................................. 226
JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT METHODS DURING THE BRITISH RULE
......................
227
REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENTS
(1964-PRESENT)...................................230
SHEIKH ABEID AMANI KAMME*S ERA, (1964-1972)
..........................
230
SHEIKH ABOUD JUMBE MWINYI*S ERA, (1972-1984)
..........................
231
ALHAJJ ALI HASSAN MWINYI*S ERA,
(1984-1984)................................232
SHEIKH IDRIS ABDUL WAKIL*S ERA,
(1984-1990).................................234
DR. SALMIN AMOUR JUMA*S ERA,
(1990-2000)...................................235
DR. AMANI ABEID KAMME*S ERA,
(2000-2010)................................237
DR. ALI MOHAMED SHEIN*S ERA,(2010-PRESENT)
........
.
......................
238
CONCLUSION.......................................................................................242
10* A
NNIVERSARY
O
F
T
HE
Z
ANZIBAR
L
AND
T
RIBUNAL
:
T
HE
R
ISE
A
ND
F
A L L
................................................................... 245
INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................245
*TRIBUNAL* OR
*COURT*?......................................................................246
ESTABLISHMENT..................................................................................247
COMPOSITION....................................................................................250
JURISDICTION......................................................................................253
PROCEDURES.......................................................................................256
EVIDENCE..........................................................................................262
SURVEY, VALUATION AND
EXPERTS........................................................262
LEGAL
REPRESENTATION.......................................................................262
FEES..................................................................................................263
JUDGMENT..........................................................................................263
APPEALS AND JUDICIAL
REVIEW...........................................................264
RECORDS............................................................................................265
CONCLUSION.......................................................................................266
C
ONFUSION
IN
C
ULTURE
? T
HE
P
ROGRESSIVE
R
EALISATION
O
F
W
OMEN
*
S
R
IGHTS
T
O
L
AND
I
N
T
ANZANIA
...........................
269
INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................269
OVERVIEW OF DEVELOPMENT OF LAND LAWS IN TANZANIA
....................
270
HISTORY OF LAND RIGHTS IN
TANZANIA................................................270
THE GERMAN E
RA..............................................................................272
THE BRITISH E
RA................................................................................273
BEGINNINGS OF
CONFUSION.................................................................275
CURRENT APPLICATION OF LAWS IN TANZANIA: LEGAL PLURALISM?
............
276
PROMULGATION OF THE NEW LAND ACT AND VILLAGE ACT
..........................
276
CUSTOMARY AND STATUTORY LAW: THE UNHOLY MARRIAGE
.....................
277
WOMEN*S RIGHTS TO LAND IN CUSTOMARY LAW
......................................
278
WOMEN*S RIGHT TO LAND IN STATUTORY LAW
..........................................280
WOMEN*S RIGHT TO LAND IN CASE LAW
.................................................283
POSITION BEFORE THE BILL OF
RIGHTS...................................................284
POSITION AFTER THE BILL OF RIGHTS
......................................................
287
CUSTOMARY VERSUS STATUTORY LAW: WHO
WINS?..................................289
CONCLUSION AND
RECOMMENDATIONS..................................................292
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