About Sheria na Jamii
Sheria na Jamii is Tanzania’s legal document marketplace. We publish practical, ready-to-use legal documents and editable templates prepared for the Tanzanian context, so anyone can find the right document, preview it in full, and download it for a low, fixed price.
Every document on the platform costs TSh 2,000. You can read the complete document before you decide to buy, then download it instantly as PDF and DOCX once your payment is confirmed.
Who we serve
Our documents are used by individuals, businesses, employers, HR professionals, NGOs and organisations, advocates and lawyers, law students, researchers, and anyone who needs a reliable legal document in Tanzania. The product is the document itself. We are not a law firm, and we do not need to know your matter to give you access to a template.
How the library works
Documents are organised by legal area, including contracts and agreements, court and litigation, affidavits, legal letters and notices, land and property, employment and labour, business and corporate, and succession and probate. Each document is described plainly, so you know what it is, what it is used for, who may need it, and what information you will need to complete.
Who prepares the documents
Documents are prepared by the Sheria na Jamii editorial team together with contributing legal professionals. Sheria na Jamii was founded by Isack Kimaro, a Tanzanian legal practitioner, who leads the editorial direction of the platform. Contributors may include external lawyers and legal professionals who help draft and improve documents in their areas of practice.
Our approach to quality
We aim to keep documents accurate, clearly written, and relevant to Tanzanian law and practice. Documents are templates and samples: a strong starting point that may need to be adapted to your specific circumstances. Where a matter is complex, we encourage you to seek advice from a qualified advocate. Documents can be updated over time as the law and everyday practice change.
If you spot something that needs correcting, or you would like to contribute documents, please contact us.