Rugemeleza Nshala

Rugemeleza Nshala

politician Tanzania

Rugemeleza Nshala is affiliated with the Chadema party and has been recognized for his contributions to party activities. His recent appointment has been a focal point in the ongoing discussions about party leadership.

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Tanzania Tanzania: Rugemeleza Nshala is an advocate who described the actions of the prison officers as illegal and intimidating. 6

Tundu Lissu Boniface Mwabukusi Mpale Mpoki
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Lissu’s lawyers, TLS accuse prison officers of courtroom misconduct

Tanzania Tanzania: Mr Lissu’s lead counsel, advocate Mpale Mpoki, joined by Dr Rugemeleza Nshala and Peter Kibatala, objected, saying the review applications had no bearing on the witnesses due to testify that day. 5

Tundu Lissu Nassoro Katuga Geofrey Mhini Elizabeth Mkwizu Mpale Mpoki Peter Kibatala
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Prosecution seeks more time in Lissu treason case, raising election concerns

Tanzania Tanzania: Dr Rugemeleza Nshala was part of the legal representation for Olengurumwa. 5

Onesmo Olengurumwa Patricia Fikirini Levira Yose Mlyambina Rumanyika Rehema Ngwembe Issa Shivji Mpale Mpoki John Seka
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Court of Appeal quashes restrictions on public interest litigation

Tanzania Tanzania: Dr Rugemeleza Nshala is leading Lissu's legal team in the ongoing case in Tanzania. 5

Tundu Lissu Robert Amsterdam Joseph Kiwanga Michael Mkumbo Hamisi Mwakyoma Hassan
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Lissu’s detention challenged at UN, Tanzania Judiciary defended

Tanzania Tanzania: Dr Rugemeleza Nshala criticised the Registrar’s statement, accusing the office of deliberate misinformation and overstepping its mandate. 6

Lembrus Mchome John Mnyika Amani Golugwa Ally Ibrahim Juma Godbless Lema Rose Mayemba Salma Kasanzu Hafidh Ally Saleh
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Registrar halts Chadema subsidy, party fights back with legal threats

Tanzania Tanzania: Dr Rugemeleza Nshala serves as the Chief Legal Adviser for Chadema. 7

John Mnyika Amani Golugwa Ally Ibrahim Juma Godbless Lema Rose Mayemba Salma Kasanzu Hafidh Ally Saleh Tundu Lissu John Heche Lembrus Mchome Francis Mutungi Sisty Nyahoza Richard Mbunda
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Tanzania’s opposition Chadema rejects Registrar’s directive on leadership annulments

Tanzania Tanzania: Chadema’s Head of Legal Affairs, Dr Rugemeleza Nshala, welcomed the court's decision regarding Lissu's presence. 7

Tundu Lissu Geofrey Mhini Tawab Issa Franco Kiswaga Mpare Mpoki Peter Kibatala
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Court orders Lissu to appear in person in false information case

Tanzania Tanzania: Dr Rugemeleza Nshala is leading Tundu Lissu's defence team and has raised concerns about the prosecution's delays. 5

Tundu Lissu Franco Kiswaga Jebra Kambole
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Lissu’s treason case adjourned as defence decries delays, demands transparency

Tanzania Tanzania: Chadema legal counsel Rugemeleza Nshala held a press conference describing INEC’s directive as unconstitutional. 7

Ramadhan Kailima Justice Jacobs Mwambegele Amani Golugwa Boniface Mwabukusi Edson Kilatu Onesmo Kyauke Steven Kaswahili Sweetbert Nkuba
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Lawyers split over Chadema disqualification controversy

Tanzania Tanzania: Dr Rugemeleza Nshala also represented Fatma Karume in her legal case. 6

Fatma Karume Lilian Mashaka Amani Abeid Karume Ado Shaibu Adelardus Kilangi Erigh Rumisha Deodatus Nyoni Peter Kibatala Neema Sarakikya
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Tanzania's Appellate Court allows govt to challenge Karume’s reinstatement