
Mohamed Chande
Retired Chief Justice Mohamed Chande led the Criminal Justice Commission in Tanzania, which recommended significant reforms to the country's criminal justice system, including amendments to the death penalty law. His leadership reflects a commitment to modernizing Tanzania's legal framework and aligning it with global human rights trends.
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Mohamed Chande is the retired Chief Justice who chaired the commission investigating breaches of peace.
Heche rejects Chande Commission letters as exhibits in Lissu treason trialMohamed Chande is the former Chief Justice who led the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into incidents of breach of peace.
How Heche brought up the Polepole saga while testifying in Lissu’s caseMohamed Chande expressed sadness over the murder of Rajab Arufan and urged drivers to remain vigilant.
How 18-year-old bodaboda rider was lured to his death in Tanga tragedyThe commission is chaired by retired Chief Justice of Tanzania, Mohamed Chande.
Court to rule on case challenging legality of Samia’s election inquiry commissionMohamed Chande is the Chair of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for Sudan.
ICC targets Sudan war enablers amid Kenyan links to militia goldMohamed Chande led the Criminal Justice Commission that recommended amending the law regarding the death penalty in Tanzania.
Mixed views over African court’s fresh order on death penalty














































