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1.4.5. Relevance of Study |
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1.4.6. Methodology and Sources |
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1.4.7. Research Areas |
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1.4.8. Context of This Research |
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1.5. The Case for Circumstantial Evidence |
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1.5.1. Limitation of the Study |
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Chapter 2: Corruption-Busting Policy Framework: Historical Background and Instruments |
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2.1. The Perspective of Corruption and the Tanzanian Environment |
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2.2. Policy Orientation to Combating Corruption |
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2.3. Political and Economic Environment in Tanzania |
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2.4. Globalisation and Corruption |
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2.5. The Legal Framework for Combating Corruption |
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2.5.1. SADC Protocol Against Corruption, 2001 |
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2.5.2. African Union Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption (AU Convention), 2003 |
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2.5.3. The United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC), 2003 |
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2.5.4. Common Elements to the Three Regional and International Instruments Against Corruption |
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Chapter 3: Examination of PCCA and Its Application |
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3.1. Anatomy of Corruption Offences |
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3.2. Mohamed Rafiq al Baghdad and 6 Others |
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3.3. The Highlights of the PCCA |
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3.4. Interpretation of Corruption Offences and the Import of Circumstantial Evidence in the PCCA |
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3.5. Interpretation of Corrupt Transactions |
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3.6. Use of Documents Intended to Mislead the Principal |