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Two Tanzanian judges resign under unclear circumstances

Tanzania's President John Pombe Magufuli. NMG PHOTO | FILE

Two Tanzanian High Court judges, who have been under public scrutiny concerning high-profile cases they were linked to, have resigned.

Judge Aloysius Mujulizi and Lady Justice Upendo Msuya quit on Monday. Kilimanjaro Regional Commissioner Said Meck Sadiki also resigned.

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