Sheria : Tundu Lissu Ashinda Urais wa TLS ( Tanganyika Law Society)

Mhe. Tundu Lissu ndiye Rais Mpya wa Chama cha Wanasheria Tanganyika ( Tanganyika Law Society)

Matokeo ni kama ifuatavyo:
Urais: Kura zilizopigwa 1682

Tundu Lissu 1411 sawa na asilimia 88 Francis Stolla 64 Victoria Mandari 176 Godwin Mwapongo 64
 
Kwa upande wa nafasi ya Makamu wa Rais (TLS) mshindi ni Godwin Ngwilimi aliyekuwa Mwanasheria wa Tanesco na kutimuliwa kwa kupinga Escrow.

Council Members

Jeremiah Motebesya, Gida Lambaji,  Hussein Mtembwa, Aisha Sinda, Steven Axweso, David Shilatu, Daniel Wajumbe wa Chama cha Wanasheria wa Tanganyika (TLS), jana walifanya uchaguzi wa kumchagua rais pamoja na wajumbe wa ngazi mbalimbali za uongozi wa chama chao.

Uchaguzi huo umefanyika mjini Arusha ambako wanachama wa TLS wamekutana kutekeleza ratiba hiyo pamoja na kupanga mipango mbalimbali ya utendaji kazi wa chama hicho.


Matokeo ni kama ifuatavyo:
Urais: Kura zilizopigwa 1682
Tundu Lissu 1411 sawa na asilimia 88
Francis Stolla 64
Victoria Mandari 176
Godwin Mwapongo 64
Kwa upande wa nafasi ya Makamu wa Rais (TLS) mshindi ni Godwin Ngwilimi aliyekuwa Mwanasheria wa Tanesco na kutimuliwa kwa kupinga Escrow.


Council Members

1. Jeremiah Motebesya 
2. Gida Lambaji
    
3. Hussein Mtembwa 
4. Aisha Sinda
    
5. Steven Axweso
    
6. David Shilatu
    
7. Daniel Bushele
   

TLS ni Nini?

“The Tanganyika Law Society is the Bar association of Tanzania Mainland, founded in 1954 by an Act of Parliament – the Tanganyika Law Society Ordinance, Chapter 344 of the Laws.





The Tanganyika Law Society (TLS) is the Bar association of Tanzania Mainland, founded in 1954 by an Act of Parliament – the Tanganyika Law Society Ordinance 1954. The Tanganyika Law Society is currently governed by the Tanganyika Law Society Act, Cap 307 R.E. 2002, which repealed the earlier legislation.

TLS was established with several statutory objectives, including :-


To maintain and improve the standards of conduct and learning of the legal profession in Tanzania;
To facilitate the acquisition of legal knowledge by members of the legal profession and others;
To assist the Government and the Courts in all matters affecting legislation and administration and practice of the law in Tanzania;
To represent, protect and assist members of the legal profession in Tanzania as regards to conditions of practice and otherwise;
To protect and assist the public in Tanzania in all matters touching, ancillary or incidental to the law.







VISION A society where justice and the rule of law are upheld.


MISSION To promote and protect access to justice for all with sustained professional standards.

VALUES

TLS is guided by four core values. These values are the essential and enduring tenets of the Bar. They guide how the Bar relates and operates. Members, the governing council and the secretariat must recognize and adhere to these values. The values in the context of TLS mean:
 
Professionalism: The entire business of TLS shall be guided by the highest standards of international best practices and ethics, with its staff and members ensuring impartiality and a fair balance of competing interests, upholding ethical approaches to their business in public and private. A TLS member/staff will be seeking all the time to promote the common good in society, that is guided by integrity and must at all times maintain the highest standards of honesty, rightfulness and incorruptibility in the conduct of their professional and personal business. In pursuit of professionalism a TLS member/staff shall exercise solidarity with each other on all official and private matters of the profession. Members shall constantly pursue a shared professional understanding of issues in society, voluntarily provide peer support to each other and ethically stand up for each other on matters affecting the profession. All professionals and staff shall uphold professional confidentiality.
Transparency –TLS will be open and accountable with the professional provisions, and in relating with other partners and stakeholders.

Voluntarism –Members and staff will volunteer in serving the indigent of our society in the true spirit of Pro Bono.
Equity – while members and staff shall strive to seek justice for all equally, it is without prejudice that members shall serve all without discriminating in terms of race, colour, gender, age, nationality, cultural bias and religion. TLS members and staff shall respect diversity and appreciate the good in diversity.

Professional Solidarity– All members of TLS and Staff shall exercise solidarity with each other on all official matters of the profession. Members shall constantly pursue a shared professional understanding of issues in society, voluntarily provide peer support to each other and ethically stand up for each other on matters affecting the profession