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Strict Scrutiny

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Strict Scrutiny

Strict Scrutiny
MAELEZO PODCASTS

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MAELEZO PODCASTS

Tanzania Information Services Department (Idara ya Habari-MAELEZO)
TANAPA PODCAST

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TANAPA PODCAST

Tanzania National Parks (TANAPA)
Question Time

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Question Time

BBC Sounds
The Ugandan Podcast

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The Ugandan Podcast

The Ugandan Podcast
The Law Show

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The Law Show

BBC Radio 4
The Interview

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The Interview

BBC World Service

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Scunthorpe

Fiona Bruce presents an hour of debate from Scunthorpe in Lincolnshire. On the panel are: Secretary of State for Defence, Wes Streeting, Conservative Tom Tugendhat, The Green Party's Ellie Chowns, economist & journalist Stephanie Flanders, and comedian & radio host Geoff Norcott
10 Jul

Fursa kwa Watanzania Kuelekea AFCON 2027

Kuelekea Michuano ya AFCON 2027 ambayo Tanzania anatarajiwa kuwa mwenyeji wa michuano hii mikubwa Barani Afrika, tumemualika Bw. Allan Allex, Afisa Michezo Mkuu wa Idara ya Maendeleo ya Michezo, Wizara ya Habari, Utamaduni, Sanaa na Michezo, ambaye pia ni Afisa Programu wa Baraza la Michezo la Afrika Kanda ya Nne. Tumezungumza kuhusu fursa zilizopo, zinazoendelea kujitokeza na zinazotarajiwa kujitokeza katika michuano hiyo na namna Mtanzania anaweza kunufaika nazo. Support the show Msemaji Mkuu wa Serikali
24 Jul

Elimu ya Hisa, Hati Fungani, Uwekezaji

Mazungumzo na Imani Mhingo, Mtaalamu wa Elimu ya Fedha na Mitaji ya dhamana kutoka Benki ya CRDB kuhusu elimu ya hisa; nani anatakiwa kuwa na hisa? uvumi upi usio wa kweli kuhusu hisa? Angalizo na namna ya kutengeneza faida kwa njia ya umiliki wa hisa. Support the show Msemaji Mkuu wa Serikali
16 Oct

Simulizi ya Mpiga Picha Aliyefanya Kazi na Marais Wote Tanzania

Mazungumzo na Mzee Hokororo, Mtumishi Mstaafu wa Idara ya Habari-MAELEZO anayesimulia historia ya Idara, safari ya sekta ya habari nchini mpaka kuanzishwa kwa Shirika la Utangazaji Tanzania (TBC) na safari yake ya umahiri katika upigaji picha iliyomuwezesha kufanya kazi na marais wa awamu tofauti kuanzia Baba wa Taifa, Hayati Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere hadi awamu ya sita. Support the show Msemaji Mkuu wa Serikali
27 May

The Renters Rights Act - In Detail

The Renter’s Rights Act came into force at the start of May, and it marked the biggest change to how private rentals work in England in a generation. There are a host of new protections and legal entitlements for renters, and many potential pitfalls for landlords to consider. Assured shorthold tenancies have been abolished, and have automatically been converted into rolling tenancies - sometimes known as ‘assured periodic tenancies’. It means that the tenancy has no automatic end date. Section 21 notices - also known as "no fault" evictions have been abolished, and Landlords are not allowed to ask for more than 1 months' rent as a deposit. Bidding wars for rental properties are now forbidden, and there are measures to limit rent increases. But it doesn't apply to all renters in all properties. What about students? They all rent, but only some students are covered by the Act. And if landlords don't follow the new laws carefully, they could face fines of thousands of pounds. So what are the details that property owners and their tenants need to know? Presenter: Dr Joelle Grogan Producer: Ravi Naik Editor: Damon Rose Contributors: Siobhan Taylor-Ward, a Housing Solicitor at Lawstop on the Wirral Nermin Suleman, an associate solicitor at Prosperity Law in Manchester Tim Wrigley a partner at Wrigley’s Solicitors in Leeds
25 Mar

How tough are the UK's asylum laws?

The Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s Restoring Order and Control policy is underway. It's based - in part - on measures carried out in Denmark which cut asylum claims there to a 40 year low. From now on in the UK, people granted asylum - refugees - will face a review every two and a half years. If their country of origin is regarded as safe, they may be encouraged, or even forced, to go back. There are lots of other changes. If someone is refused asylum, they’ll only be allowed a single appeal. If an asylum seeker breaks the law, works illegally or can financially support themselves, they’ll lose their benefits or accommodation. Alongside the asylum reforms, there are also major changes to settlement in the UK, affecting both refugees and people on work and study visas. From now on, they will have to wait at least 10 years before they can obtain indefinite leave to remain, which means they can settle in the UK without restrictions. You may be forgiven for thinking -"these are pretty big changes, I don’t recall there being a big debate in parliament or any votes?" And you’d be correct. This was all done through secondary legislation, meaning that it’s a change to existing rules. But what are the possible legal battles for the government as it tries to introduce some of the toughest asylum laws in Europe? Presenter: Dr Joelle Grogan Editor: Tom Bigwood Producers: Ravi Naik and Charlotte Rowles Contributors: Dr Peter Walsh, Senior Researcher and lead on asylum at the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford Catherine Barnard, Professor of European Law at the University of Cambridge Baroness Levitt, Family Justice Minister