Julie Catherine Manning (born 24 January 1939)[1] was a Tanzanian lawyer, judge and politician. The first Tanzanian woman to study law, she was a High Court judge before serving as Minister of Justice from 1975 to 1983.[2]
She later worked as a law draughtswoman in the Attorney General's Chamber.[3] In 1973 she was appointed judge of the High Court of Tanzania, making her the first African woman High Court judge in east or central Africa.[4] She was named Minister of Justice in 1975, making her one of the first two women to serve in a Tanzanian cabinet.[5]
After Joseph Warioba succeeded Manning as Justice Minister in 1983, she worked as a counsel at the Tanzanian embassy in Ottawa, Canada.
^"Alumni of the Month". University of Dar es Salaam. Retrieved 7 December 2022.
^Msekwa, Pius (5 November 2021). "Tanzania: 60 Years of Independence - the Progressive Participation of Women in Parliament". allAfrica.com. Retrieved 3 April 2022.
julie, manning, julie, catherine, manning, born, january, 1939, tanzanian, lawyer, judge, politician, first, tanzanian, woman, study, high, court, judge, before, serving, minister, justice, from, 1975, 1983, high, court, judgein, office, 1973, 1975minister, ju. Julie Catherine Manning born 24 January 1939 1 was a Tanzanian lawyer judge and politician The first Tanzanian woman to study law she was a High Court judge before serving as Minister of Justice from 1975 to 1983 2 Julie ManningHigh Court judgeIn office 1973 1975Minister of JusticeIn office 1975 1983Personal detailsBorn 1939 01 24 24 January 1939NationalityTanzanianOccupationlawyer judge and politician Contents 1 Early Life and education 2 Career 3 See also 4 ReferencesEarly Life and education editManning was born in Morogoro In 1963 she became the first woman to study law at the University of East Africa 3 Career editShe later worked as a law draughtswoman in the Attorney General s Chamber 3 In 1973 she was appointed judge of the High Court of Tanzania making her the first African woman High Court judge in east or central Africa 4 She was named Minister of Justice in 1975 making her one of the first two women to serve in a Tanzanian cabinet 5 After Joseph Warioba succeeded Manning as Justice Minister in 1983 she worked as a counsel at the Tanzanian embassy in Ottawa Canada See also editList of first women lawyers and judges in AfricaReferences edit Alumni of the Month University of Dar es Salaam Retrieved 7 December 2022 Msekwa Pius 5 November 2021 Tanzania 60 Years of Independence the Progressive Participation of Women in Parliament allAfrica com Retrieved 3 April 2022 a b Africa Woman 1975 p 16 Woman made judge The Times 7 May 1973 Africa News Vol 19 1982 p 60 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Julie Manning amp oldid 1216899017, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
