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HDCs
lawyer, Cecil Maruma, died in a car accident on the 29th of June
2009.
Our
sincere condolences go to his family and close professional
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HDC
= Haydom Development Company Ltd.
HLH
= Haydom Lutheran Hospital
FoH
= (The Foundation) Friends of Haydom
About the conflict HDC
vs. SHV/FoH
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Josephine’s
story
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The
medical students who lost their HLH- grants:
Haydom-
director Olsens letter to Fanuel. D Bellet
Fanuel
D. Bellets request for help to Halvdan Jakobsen
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Issues in the conflict HDC vs. HLH/FoH:
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The
unilateral physical take-over of Mulbadaw Farm and Central
Maintenance and Service Centre by order from the Foundation
Friends of Haydom in Norway; without producing any court
injunction or any legal document authorizing such a take-over.
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The
conduct of the chairman of the Board of Directors of Haydom
Development Company Ltd; his lack of loyalty to lawful
decisions made by the Board in 2006 and his unauthorized and
secret dealings with Joseph Tadayo leading up to the
unilateral physical take-over mentioned above.
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The
deceit by FoH in fulfilling their own board decision of
October 2005 in financing HDC Ltd
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The
lack of registration of the entity running Mulbadaw Farm and
Central Maintenance and Service Centre after 12th
August 2006; how can a foreign foundation own and run
businesses in Tanzania without being registered in Tanzania?
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The
suspicion of corruption aimed at avoiding the case to be
considered by the court. |
Read more about the
conflict here.
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HDC's lawyer, Cecil
Maruma, died in a car accident
It is with deep sorrow that we received news that Cecil Maruma, the lawyer employed by Haydom Development Company Ltd, got killed in a car accident on his way home on Monday evening 29th June 2009 at about 7 p.m. Our sincere condolences go to his family and close professional associates.
Mr. Maruma diligently and fearlessly fought the case HDC Ltd filed after being chased away from Mulbadaw Farm and CMSC in August 2006. The ones responsible for taking the law into their own hands in 2006 have so far succeeded in keeping the case out of court. We were expecting a court ruling on 25th June about whether or not to reinstate the case as to let Tanzanian law rule. We did not get it and with the untimely death of our lawyer we might need some time to consider how to proceed.
Halvdan Jakobsen
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