Tanzanian court rules against Maasai community in land dispute
By DW
06 October 2022 |
10:47 am
The East African Court of Justice has rejected a petition by the Maasai community in a case involving a land dispute between them and the Tanzanian government. The land is located in the famous Serengeti.
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