Cementing stability one of Magufuli’s vital challenges assignment

BBC News
Tanzania's John Magufuli: Five challenges for the new president
BBC News
Tanzania's President-elect John Magufuli will be inaugurated on Thursday following his landslide victory in fiercely contested elections. Known as "The Bulldozer", he won with 58% of the vote to the 40% of his main rival Edward Lowassa. The victory ...
Clerics call for calm in ZanzibarDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Tanzania opposition bet on ex-premier pays offChicago Tribune
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President Magufuli goes into office with much hope and expectations trailing behind him.  Many are hoping that promises of a Tanzania of 'milk and honey' Magufuli  promised during his campaigns will come to fruition.

ACT-Wazalendo presidential candidate Anna Mghwira stole the show during a ceremony to hand over winner’s certificate to president-elect John Magufuli.

Newsweek
The Challenges Ahead for John Magufuli, Tanzania's Street-Sweeping Leader
Newsweek
Supporters of candidate John Magufuli celebrate after he is declared winner of the presidential election, in Dar es Salaam, October 29. Since his election, Magufuli has been waging a war on waste. Emmanuel Herman/Reuters. Filed Under: World, Tanzania, ...
On leadership, we can't help but envy TanzaniaThe Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
Varsity wants Magufuli to sign...

The private sector in Tanzania wants a stable and predictable regulatory environment which will enable investors, operators and customers to make long-term decisions with confidence.

Kikwete dead right on peace and stability
IPPmedia
There is no doubt that Tanzania continues to be a shining example of political tolerance and inclusiveness in Africa but there is very strong need also to warn society that peace and stability can never be taken for granted. The Election season that ...

Will elections finally bring stability to Guinea-Bissau?

>The situation in Burundi is dire, according to reports coming out of that country. Opposition parties have protested the decision by the ruling party, CNDD-FDD, to allow incumbent President Pierre Nkurunziza to stand for a third term in the poll scheduled for June.

Despite two ceasefires, thousands of lives lost and over a million and a half civilians displaced, fighting continues in South Sudan, pitting government troops against opposition forces.