oin us for an engaging policy dialogue hosted by Liberty Sparks as we explore the evolving landscape of legal and property rights protection in Tanzania. This event will examine how recent reforms, policy shifts, and advocacy efforts are shaping the future of economic freedom—particularly the protection of property rights, access to justice, and the rule of law.

This dialogue brings together key voices from the legal, civil society, and development sectors to reflect on challenges, successes, and opportunities in advancing secure land tenure, inclusive legal reforms, and institutional accountability.

Host:
🔹 Dr. Samweli Alananga – Researcher, Liberty Sparks
Dr. Alananga will lead the discussion with his in-depth knowledge of governance, legal systems, and economic policy in Tanzania.

Speakers:
🔹 Hillaly Balonzi – Legal and Development Specialist
With over five years of experience in program coordination, advocacy, and policy work at Care International, Global Platform, and ForumCC, Hillaly will provide insights into sustainable development and legal inclusivity.

🔹 Salha Yusuph Rashid – Advocate of the High Court of Tanzania, Notary Public, and Commissioner for Oaths
Currently serving at the Tanganyika Law Society as the Assistant Program Officer for Ethics and Compliance, Salha brings a wealth of experience in rule of law initiatives and stakeholder engagement around governance issues.

🔹 Khadija Mrisho – Land Tenure Specialist, Landesa
An expert in property rights and legal empowerment, Khadija will share practical strategies for promoting secure land tenure, especially for women and marginalized groups, based on her impactful work at Landesa.