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The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, quashed a 20-year sentence, and held the prosecution had not proved demanding sexual favour beyond reasonable doubt.
The Court of Appeal of Tanzania upheld convictions for corrupt transaction, finding credible witness evidence that the appellant received money without issuing receipts.
The Court of Appeal of Tanzania allowed an election appeal, holding that the first respondent engaged in illegal campaigning and corrupt practices at Parani Secondary School.
The High Court dismissed Mohamed Ally’s appeal against conviction for a corrupt transaction after he gave a police corporal money while seeking a travel permit.
The High Court upheld John Sambula’s conviction for corrupt transaction, finding credible evidence that he received money before attaching cattle in execution of a decree.
The High Court upheld Joseph Marcel’s conviction for corruption, finding credible evidence that he received 40 shillings to cancel a water bill.
On first appeal, the High Court of Tanzania upheld Saimon Marwa’s conviction for corrupt transaction with an agent and the three-year sentence.
The High Court dismissed a criminal appeal by a council officer convicted of theft after he failed to account for proceeds from bicycle disc sales.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal against conviction for possession of property suspected to be corruptly acquired, finding the defence explanation had not been properly weighed.
The appellant, a public officer, was proved beyond reasonable doubt to have solicited and received a bribe from the complainant, as evidenced by the marked notes and fluorescent powder found on his hands, justifying his conviction under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
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