Chosen 4 complete JPM cabinet lineup

President John Magufuli today clocks 30 days in office since he was sworn in.

Tanzania: Moral Pathways for JPM's Cabinet - a Polite Reminder
AllAfrica.com
At last Tanzania has a full new cabinet that took President John Magufuli over forty days to form. He was sworn in on November 5. The last four dockets to fill were Finance and Planning; Education, Science and Technology; Works, Transport and ...

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Tanzania: JPM Yet to Form Cabinet 30 Days After Taking Oath
AllAfrica.com
Dar es Salaam — President John Magufuli today clocks 30 days in office since he was sworn in. He is yet to form a cabinet and so setting a record when compared with his predecessors Benjamin Mkapa and Jakaya Kikwete. Dr Magufuli was sworn in on ...
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Last week, I read somewhere that, in the three weeks or so that Tanzania’s President John Pombe Joseph Magufuli has been in office, he has ‘achieved’ more than what his immediate predecessor, President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, ‘achieved’ in a decade at State House!

At last, President Jakaya Kikwete yesterday executed the anxiously awaited reshuffle of his Cabinet in which the minister in the Vice President’s Office (Environment), Dr Theresia Huvisa and four deputy ministers were shown the door.

Dodoma. It started with speculation that former Chief Justice Augustino Ramadhani was being groomed by invisible forces in the government to succeed President Jakaya Kikwete. But yesterday it was not a romour anymore, as the former CJ picked nomination forms, joining the three dozen cadres of the ruling party who are jostling to succeed Mr Kikwete.

Rwanda will host the 2015 Council for Eastern and Central Africa Football Association Senior Challenge Cup.

Kenya will host the 2018 African Nations Championship, the biennial tournament for home-based footballers.

Hilsman Middle teacher chosen for trip to Tanzania
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An environmentally-minded Hilsman Middle School science teacher will study international children's programs in the African nation of Tanzania this summer. Sixth-grade teacher Audrey Hughes is one of just five teachers picked by the United Nations ...