Proches Prosper Tegamaisho

An Advocate of the High Court of Tanzania and Subordinate Courts with extensive and well-established experience in legal practice, academic teaching, and scholarly research. A seasoned Lecturer in Law with over fifteen (15) years of continuous teaching experience at tertiary and higher learning institutions, delivering and coordinating courses in commercial law, Alternative Dispute Resolution, legal research and methodology and other related subjects. Possesses a strong record of excellence in classroom instruction, curriculum development, student mentorship, academic supervision, and assessment. Demonstrates proven competence in legal consultancy, community legal outreach, and academic administration, including participation in institutional governance and quality assurance processes. Widely recognized for a high level of professionalism, sound ethical judgment, advanced analytical and problem-solving skills, and the capacity to perform effectively and with composure in demanding academic, judicial, and professional legal environments.

• Providing legal advice and representation to clients in diverse legal matters.
• Representing clients before courts, tribunals, and alternative dispute resolution forums.
• Conducting client interviews and preparing legal documentation.
• Drafting and filing pleadings, submissions, and legal opinions.
• Legal research and analysis of complex legal issues.
• Developing litigation strategies and case management plans.
• Participating in professional meetings, conferences, and workshops.
• Preparing and presenting legal arguments before judicial and quasi-judicial bodies.

• Date of Birth: 11/14/84
• Nationality: Tanzanian
• Marital Status: Married

• Authenticity of Electronic Evidence: A Comparative Analysis Between the Position in Tanzania and Kenya, Ruaha Law Review, Vol. 6, 2018
• Efficacy of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights in Protecting and Promoting Human Rights in Africa, Law School of Tanzania Law Review, Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2017
• Introduction to Business Law: A Student’s Manual, Scholars’ Press, Canada, 11/01/16
• Why Human Rights Matter to Investors? A Critical Analysis of Tanzania Investment Laws, Ruaha Law Review, Vol. 2, No. 1, 2014, pp. 27–40
• Confidentiality in International Commercial Arbitration: A Comparative Analysis of the Position in England and Tanzania, Journal of African and International Law, Vol. 5, No. 2, 2012, pp. 381–451

• Dr. James Mrema, Campus Director, Tanzania Institute of Accountancy – Singida Campus, +255 765 186 047
• Hon. Dr. Mary Caroline Levira, Justice of Appeal, Court of Appeal of the United Republic of Tanzania, +255 655 969 900
• Hon. Dr. Lilian Mongella, Judge of the High Court of Tanzania (Moshi Registry), +255 767 453 460

• Teaching undergraduate and postgraduate law courses.
• Conducting academic research and consultancy.
• Community engagement and outreach activities.
• Departmental administration and coordination.
• Provision of legal aid services.

• Member of Quality Assurance Committee, TIA – Singida Campus, 12/01/24 - Present
• Head of Department, Public Law, Ruaha University College (RUCU), 2013 - 04/01/15
• Examination Coordinator, Ruaha University College (RUCU), 2012 - 2013
• Academic Advisor, Ruaha Catholic University, 2012 - 2013