Human rights centre to help Tanzanians sue the government over power rationing

The 507.5 kilometre line that runs from the Isinya substation to Arusha, through Namanga, has the capacity to transfer 2,000 megawatts. PHOTO | iStock

By  Hellen Nachilongo

What you need to know:

  • The Legal and Human Rights Centre aims to assess the true extent of the repercussions of frequent power outages, with the objective of offering legal support to affected individuals

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