Tanzania's Plan to Charge Bloggers a $930 License Fee Has Been Halted

        Tanzania's Plan to Charge Bloggers a $930 License Fee Has Been Halted
    The infamous plan has been put on hold by the country's High Court. 
Damola Durosomo
April 25, 2018
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Tanzania's Plan to Charge Bloggers a $930 License Fee Has Been Halted

The infamous plan has been put on hold by the country's High Court.

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