Arusha — Foreign lawyers who fail to comply with labour and immigration rules as well as meet other requirements will not be allowed to practise in Tanzania.
The Registrar of the High Court warned last week that those found to be practising without obtaining requisite work permits as stipulated by the law risked being kicked out. The stipulated requirements include the Immigration Act (Cap 54 RE 2002 as amended by the Immigration (Amendment) Act No. 8 of 2015 and the compliance with the provisions of Non-Citizen (Employment Regulation) Act of 2015.
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