THE HISTORY OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN TANZANIA

The history of Administrative law in Tanzania dated back in pre- independence arena. The development improved day to day. Today the King can do wrong. In Tanzania the government and its agencies can be sued in the courts of law for their actions when affect an individual contrary to the previous environment.

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