Hunting firm to pay Mantra Sh2.4 billion as lawsuit backfires

A Mantra Tanzania Limited owned vehicle parked at one of its offices the office. PHOTO| FILE

By  Bernard James

What you need to know:

  • The commercial division of the High Court has sided with Mantra Tanzania Limited that the hunting firm failed to show it possesses a valid hunting licence when Mantra agreed to pay them $150,000 annually for overlapping their hunting block during minerals exploration

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