3 Tanzanian universities flop in law debate, Kenya tops

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3 Tanzanian universities flop in law debate

By The Citizen Reporter

Posted Wednesday, November 26 2014 at 10:52

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Arusha. Three Tanzanian Universities which participated in the African Competition on International Humanitarian Law (IHL) organised by International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), have failed to make it to the final round.

Instead, the Tanzanian undergraduate scholars were thrown out in preliminary round of the Moot Court Competition on IHL in which eight African countries participated. ICRC has been organising the event for 14 years in Arusha.

The universities representing Tanzania were Ruaha Catholic University from Iringa, University of Iringa and University of Zanzibar.

In the final round of the competition held last weekend at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) in Arusha, Strathmore University from Kenya emerged the overall winner followed by Christian University of Uganda, while Kundayi Pasi from University of Zimbabwe clinched the best overall speaker award.

The final round was presided over President of the ICTR Judge Vagn Joensen, Judge of the High Court of Tanzania Stella Mugasha, Judge of the East African Court of Justice, Dr Fanstin Ntezilyayo, and John Joseph Wamwara and Mutsa Mangezi from ICRC.

Judge Joensen, who presented trophies and shields to the winners, hailed the competition as an awareness raising tool among law students and that it helped to shape the mindset of future leaders as far as humanitarian laws and ideals are concerned.

 

[Mgagaa na Upwa]

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[waltham]

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Instead, the Tanzanian undergraduate scholars were thrown out in preliminary round of the Moot Court Competition on IHL in which eight African countries participated. ICRC has been organising the event for 14 years in Arusha.

The universities representing Tanzania were Ruaha Catholic University from Iringa, University of Iringa and University of Zanzibar.

 

[Perry]

Nilijua vyuo vya maana,kumbe ni hivyo vya uchochoroni.

 

[Khakha]

Hivyo vyuo vipo wapi hata Tanzania?

 

[okaoni]

Kwa hili kweli ninakiri kutoka moyoni kabisa wakenya mpo poa katika haya masuala haya labda sijui vile vipindi vya comedy vya vioja mahakamani na kile kingine cha citize tv kimewapa uimara na kujua jambo ambalo unatakiwa kufanya unapokuwa shahidi au mtuhumiwa? Nilishangaa sana juzi kupitia CITIZEN TV nilipoona wanafunzi wa secondary a.k.a shule za upili wakiwa na moot court kuhusu kezi zinazowahusu viongozi wa nchi katika mahakama ya ICC. Kivutio kikubwa alikuwepo binti mmoja mdogo aliyekuwa ana adress kiutaalamu na kuisasambua rome statute kushinda mwanasheria yoyote hapa bongo kwa siku za hivi karibuni labda wangekuwepo akina LUGAKINGIRA, SAMATA na mtakatifu sana MWALUSANYA

 

[MwendaOmo]

Kwa hili kweli ninakiri kutoka moyoni kabisa wakenya mpo poa katika haya masuala haya labda sijui vile vipindi vya comedy vya vioja mahakamani na kile kingine cha citize tv kimewapa uimara na kujua jambo ambalo unatakiwa kufanya unapokuwa shahidi au mtuhumiwa? Nilishangaa sana juzi kupitia CITIZEN TV nilipoona wanafunzi wa secondary a.k.a shule za upili wakiwa na moot court kuhusu kezi zinazowahusu viongozi wa nchi katika mahakama ya ICC. Kivutio kikubwa alikuwepo binti mmoja mdogo aliyekuwa ana adress kiutaalamu na kuisasambua rome statute kushinda mwanasheria yoyote hapa bongo kwa siku za hivi karibuni labda wangekuwepo akina LUGAKINGIRA, SAMATA na mtakatifu sana MWALUSANYA

Ulikuwa wakati gani huo? Unakumba kipindi chenyewe au ni kile cha "great debaters?"

 

[Lusungo]

3 Tanzanian universities flop in law debate

By The Citizen Reporter

Posted Wednesday, November 26 2014 at 10:52

​

Arusha. Three Tanzanian Universities which participated in the African Competition on International Humanitarian Law (IHL) organised by International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), have failed to make it to the final round.

Instead, the Tanzanian undergraduate scholars were thrown out in preliminary round of the Moot Court Competition on IHL in which eight African countries participated. ICRC has been organising the event for 14 years in Arusha.

The universities representing Tanzania were Ruaha Catholic University from Iringa, University of Iringa and University of Zanzibar.

In the final round of the competition held last weekend at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) in Arusha, Strathmore University from Kenya emerged the overall winner followed by Christian University of Uganda, while Kundayi Pasi from University of Zimbabwe clinched the best overall speaker award.

The final round was presided over President of the ICTR Judge Vagn Joensen, Judge of the High Court of Tanzania Stella Mugasha, Judge of the East African Court of Justice, Dr Fanstin Ntezilyayo, and John Joseph Wamwara and Mutsa Mangezi from ICRC.

Judge Joensen, who presented trophies and shields to the winners, hailed the competition as an awareness raising tool among law students and that it helped to shape the mindset of future leaders as far as humanitarian laws and ideals are concerned.

kwa kiswahili::::::::






Vyuo vikuu vitatu vya Tanzania ambavyo vilishiriki katika mashindano ya mjadala wa Afrika kuhusu Sheria za kimataifa za haki za kibinaadamu yalioandaliwa na kamati ya kimataifa ya shirika la msalaba mwekundu ICRC vimeshindwa kufika katika raundi ya mwisho.
Badala yake vyuo hivyo viliondolewa katika raundi za mapema ambapo mataifa manane ya Afrika yalishiriki.
ICRC imekuwa ikiandaa hafla kama hizo kwa kipindi cha miaka 14 sasa mjini Arusha.
Kulingana na gazeti la the Citizen nchini Tanzania, vyuo vilivyoiwakilisha Tanzania ni chuo cha kanisa katoliki cha Ruaha kutoka Iringa,Chuo cha Iringa na Chuo kikuu cha Zanzibar.
Katika raundi ya mwisho ya mashindano hayo yaliofanyika mwishoni mwa wiki katika mahakama maalum ya kimataifa inayochunguza mauaji ya kimbari nchini Rwanda ICTR mjini Arusha,chuo cha Strathmore University kutoka Kenya kiliibuka mshindi na kufuatiwa na chuo cha Christian University kutoka Uganda huku chuo cha Kunduyi pasi kutoka Zimbabwe kikiibuka mshindi wa spika bora.
Raundi ya mwisho ya mjadala huo ilisimamiwa na jaji wa mahakama hiyo Vagn Joensen,jaji wa mahakama kuu ya Tanzania Stella Mugasha,jaji wa mahakama ya haki katika Afrika mashariki Fanstin Ntezilyayo,John Joseph Wamwara na Mutsa mangezi kutoka ICRC.
Judge Joensen, ambaye alitoa zawadi kwa washindi aliyapongeza mashindano hayo kama kifaa cha kuwahamasisha wanafunzi wa vyuo vikuu wanaofanya sheria na kwamba itasaidia kuimarisha maono yao katika siku za usoni.

 

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