CA delegates in big rush to buy suits

'Gold rush' could be big scam
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AUTHORITIES in Ngorongoro District say the so-called 'gold' discoveries in Sonjo plains, are not confirmed. “All we can say at the moment is that, residents of Mgongo Village in Samunge Ward have been scooping mineral deposits on the bank of the ...

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While the process of updating the voters’ register using the biometric voter’s registration (BVR) is still in slow progress, thus making holding a referendum for the proposed Constitution untenable, the government maintains that the date for referendum will not change.

As we enter the fifth week of the Constituent Assembly (CA), there are those among us who argue that nothing has happened yet. That may well be true if all we have in mind is the actual writing of the new constitution.

Nigeria's Victor Osimhen, who was top scorer at the 2015 Under-17 World Cup, says he is in no rush to decide his future.

>Tanzanians may not go to a referendum to approve the proposed new constitution any time soon, according to the chairman of the National Electoral Commission (NEC), Retired Judge Damian Lubuva.

>Some Constituent Assembly (CA) members yesterday asked the government to increase their daily allowance, saying the Sh300,000 they were getting was peanuts.

After the defeat of the Tutsi-dominated M23 last year, the focus shifted to the Forces for Democratic Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR), a Hutu rebel faction that has destabilised the Eastern Congo for two decades.