0c089I the Applicant's claims are in different currencies, the currency of award will be determined taking into account the above mentioned factors. A. Pecuniary reparations 121.|n the Application, the Applicant requests to be compensated in the amount of Tanzania shillings Eight Hundred Million (Tzs Boo,00o,00o) for suffering cruet, inhuman and degrading treatment, illegal arrest and undue delay in the trial of the case involving his stay in Tanzania. The Applicant submits that as a result of these violations, he suffered humiliation and monetary loss due to the suspension of his trading activities, lost time in the lengthy proceedings before domestic courts and his family suffered separation. 122.The Applicant, in his subsequent submissions on reparations, prays to be awarded ranzania shillings Twenty Million (Tzs 20,000,000) being the value of his lost artefacts and damages related thereto, Tanzania Shillings Forty Five Million (TZS 45,000,000) being the value of his personal effects confiscated by agents of the Respondent state, and US Dollars Twenty Thousand ($ 2o,oo0) for the pain and anguish, disruption of his life plan, lack of contact with his family, chronic illness and poor health suffered. 123. The Court decides that although some of the amounts claimed are for both material and moral prejudice, the related claims will be dealt with separately. i. 124. Material loss fhe Court notes that the Applicant's claims for material prejudice are with respect to the loss incurred due to the suspension of his activites, time lost in proceedings before domestic courts, loss of his artefacts and damage that ensued therefrom, loss of his personal belongings, disruption of his life plan, chronical illness and poor health. 125. Regarding the prayer for compensation due to the loss that allegedly occurred due to the suspe nsion of his tra suffered material da g activities, the Applicant claims that he has g to the loss of his business as an exporter and 30