Academics applaud Magufuli

>Scores of stakeholders in the business and marketing sectors and tourism yesterday lauded The Citizen for informing the public objectively and without fear or bias.

Residents of Lindi Region have hailed the Aga Khan Foundation (AKDN) for taking the initiative to help the education sector in the area.

Academics told to help co-operatives
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MOSHI Co-operative University (MoCU) Vice- Chancellor, Prof Faustine Bee, has called on academics to practically help solve problems in co-operative societies. Prof Bee said as members of a centre of excellence in co-operatives, they should associate ...

Managements of clearing and forwarding companies have applauded the new system of clearing goods from the port of Dar es Salaam which the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) plans to adopt in a bid to solve hurdles facing the industry.

It was a tough moment for intellectuals from all corners of the continent who attended the African Leadership Forum in Dar es Salaam last week.

A number of academicians have come in the open to back the ruling party’s position of retaining the current Union structure of two-governments in the new Katiba, currently being written by the Constituent Assembly (CA).

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Analysts, academics trash opinion poll
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Dar es Salaam residents closely follow yesterday's announcement of findings of recent research conducted by Twaweza on public views on the countdown to the October 25 General Election. A cross-section of political analysts and academics said yesterday ...
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Academics, analysts recommend lean cabinet
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Many academics and political analysts have expressed optimism that President John Magufuli will go for a lean and 'no-nonsense' cabinet. According to them it was a promise he made during his campaign trail. After the 2010 General Election retired ...

>The wrangles that have crippled the Katiba-writing process will continue to haunt us even after the 2015 elections if rival factions fail to come to some form of agreement soon, analysts have warned.