Nationality
Tanzania, United Republic of
Elifuraha Laltaika is part of the 2018 2nd Semester, and 2021 2nd Semester cohorts at STIAS.
Projects
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Spotlighting social inclusion: protection of Africa’s hunter gatherers’ communal land rights in the context of sustainable development goals (SDGs) implementation
Recently, there has been a renewed interest in discussions pertaining to ‘social inclusion’, largely resulting from adoption by the United Nations, of the UN 2030 Agenda encompassing the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and a commitment by States to ‘leave no one behind’ during SDGs implantation. -
Legal protection of hunter-gatherer groups' land rights in Central and Southern Africa
Africa is home to the remaining hunter-gathers, meaning traditional communities that make a living predominantly through collecting wild fruits and hunting wild animals.
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Examining an African perspective on legal, human rights and governance issues - visiting scholars, Nkatha Kabira and Elifuraha Isaya Laltaika, highlight their projects
The law of commissions – a comparative study of the place of commissions in law and governance Commissions have come to occupy a central place in law and governance particularly in Africa.
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Third Iso Lomso cohort of fellows announced
STIAS today announced its third cohort of Iso Lomso fellows for applications submitted during its last call.
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Iso Lomso Fellowship call now open - apply by 15 October 2019
Early career African researchers who have completed their doctoral studies during the preceding seven years are invited to apply for the Iso Lomso fellowship.
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Highlighting the need to protect Africa’s hunter-gatherers - Fellows' seminar by Elifuraha Laltaika
Africa is home to the remaining ‘hunter-gathers’ - traditional communities that make a living predominantly through collecting fruit and hunting animals.
Publication
Constitutional Protection of Natural Resources in Tanzania: Examining Principles, Paucity and Conundrums
Laltaika, Elifuraha. 2021. Constitutional Protection of Natural Resources in Tanzania: Examining Principles, Paucity and Conundrums. TUMA Law Review, 7(1),...
Publication
Disconnected Clans in Fragmented Rangelands: Aligning the East African Community Integration Process with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Laltaika, Elifurah. 2024. Chapter ten. Disconnected Clans in Fragmented Rangelands: Aligning the East African Community Integration Process with the United...