The Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania
1977–2005 · Africa · 11 chapters
Preamble+
Whereas we, the people of the United Republic of Tanzania, have firmly and solemnly resolved to build in our country a society founded on the principles of freedom, justice, fraternity and concord. And whereas those principles can only be realised in a democratic society in which the Executive is accountable to a Legislature composed of elected members and representative of the people, and also a Judiciary which is independent and dispenses justice without fear or favour, thereby ensuring that all human rights are preserved and protected and that the duties of every person are faithfully discharged. Now, therefore, this Constitution is enacted by the Constituent Assembly of the United Republic of Tanzania, on behalf of the People, for the purpose of building such a society and ensuring that Tanzania is governed by a Government that adheres to the principles of democracy and socialism and shall be a secular state.
Chapters
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- Chapter OneThe United Republic, Political Parties, the People and State PolicyArticles 1 – 32
- Chapter TwoThe Executive of the United RepublicArticles 33 – 61
- Chapter ThreeThe Legislature of the United RepublicArticles 62 – 101
- Chapter FourThe Revolutionary Government of ZanzibarArticles 102 – 107
- Chapter FiveDispensation of Justice in the United RepublicArticles 107A – 128
- Chapter SixThe Commission for Human Rights and Good GovernanceArticles 129 – 131
- Chapter SevenFinance ProvisionsArticles 132 – 144
- Chapter EightPublic AuthoritiesArticles 145 – 146
- Chapter NineArmed ForcesArticles 147 – 148
- Chapter TenMiscellaneous ProvisionsArticles 149 – 152
- Chapter ElevenSchedulesSchedules 1 – 2
Official source: Office of the Solicitor General of Tanzania — elibrary.osg.go.tz
