Biography
Anne Malipula leads teaching and research in Faculty of Law at Ruaha Catholic University.
Qualifications
PhD, University of Dar es Salaam
Research interests
Higher education policy; regional development.
Publications 4
Journal article
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Malipula, A. (2025) Access to justice in rural Tanzania. Ruaha Law Review
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Mwalo Opiyo Mboga, William Imani Sabas, Ignatus Alphonce Barongo, Lucius Njiti Bathy, Julius Clement Mashamba (2025) RUAHA LAW REVIEW. RUAHA LAW REVIEW vol. 6 no. December 2026 pp. 201
Abstract
Law remains a central pillar in the promotion of justice, good governance, and sustainable social development. Its effectiveness, however, depends largely on continuous scholarly engagement that critically examines legal norms, institutional practices, and emerging societal challenges. In this regard, academic legal journals play a vital role in shaping jurisprudence and informing legal reform. It is, therefore, with great pleasure that I present Volume 6 of the Ruaha Law Review (RLR), December 2025. This Volume of Ruaha Law Review comprises scholarly contributions that address contemporary legal issues of relevance to Tanzania, the region, and the wider international community. The articles exhibit rigorous legal analysis and thoughtful engagement with statutory interpretation, constitutional principles, judicial practice, and evolving areas of law. Such scholarship contributes significantly to the strengthening of the rule of law and the effective administration of justice. The Ruaha Law Review serves as an important forum for intellectual exchange among academics, legal practitioners, judges, policymakers, and students. By bridging legal theory and practice, the journal enhances informed discourse and supports evidence-based legal development. It also reflects the commitment of the Faculty of Law Ruaha Catholic University to excellence in legal education, research, and ethical professional formation. I commend the Editorial Board, contributors, and peer reviews of their dedication and professionalism in producing this volume. Their efforts uphold the academic integrity of the journal and promote a strong culture of legal research within the University. It is my expectation that the, Ruaha Law Review shall continue to serve as a valuable reference for the legal community and a catalyst for progressive legal thought and reform. Dr. Adv. Anne Malipula Ag. Dean, Faculty of Law Ruaha Catholic University (RUCU) Iringa, Tanzania.
Conference paper
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Malipula, A. (2024) Digital evidence in Tanzanian courts. East African Law Conference
Book chapter
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Malipula, A. and Gabriel, F. (2023) Legal education reform in East Africa. Routledge Handbook of African Legal Education