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Tanzania threatens to ban law society over ‘politicking’

Tanzanian opposition politician and lawyer, Tundu Lissu. PHOTO | FILE

The Tanzanian government has threatened to deregister Tanganyika Law Society (TLS) which it accuses of engaging in politics.

The threat came soon after an opposition politician and lawyer, Tundu Lissu, sought to contest the organisation’s presidency in the election slated for March 18.

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