Clerics underline dialogue

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Clerics denounce force, advocate dialogue as key to conflict resolution
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Bishop Thaddeus Ruwa'ichi of the Catholic Church reads joint statement by Muslim and Christian leaders in Tanzania on importance of peace building and peaceful co-existence at the end of their meeting in Dar es Salaam yesterday. With him are Zanzibar ...
Religious Leaders Stress PeaceAllAfrica.com

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Economy to dominate dialogue
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ECONOMIC sues will dominate four town hall meetings to be held in Arusha, Mbeya and Mwanza between next week and February th year. East Africa Business and Media Institute Executive Chairperson, Ms Rosemary Mwakitwange said in Dar es Salaam ...

Tanzania Constitution Forum (TCF) has urged the new government which will take office after the October General Election to convene a national constitutional conference.

The Secretary-General of the East African Community (EAC) and European Union Ambassadors accredited to the United Republic of Tanzania held a Political Dialogue meeting on 11 February 2015 in Arusha, the United Republic of Tanzania.
The political dialogue takes place within the framework of the Cotonou Partnership Agreement between the EU and the African, Caribbean and Pacific states, to which the Regional Organisations are associated. The meeting was co-chaired by Ambassador Dr. Richard...

Dialogue in progress over Zanzibar
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THE Minister for Foreign Affairs, East African, Regional and International Cooperation, Ambassador Augustine Mahiga, said that Tanzania has informed the United States on the progress made to resolve the political impasse in Zanzibar. View Comments.
Tanzania: Why We Remain Invisible in the Global CommunityAllAfrica.com

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>Roundtable discussions aimed to ensure peaceful elections in strife-torn Burundi later this year were launched on Thursday in Bujumbura with a plea to stop any election-related violence.

>The much-awaited national dialogue on the ongoing constitution-making process has been called off due to “unavoidable circumstances”.

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NEC under attack at MNF dialogue
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The National Electoral Commission (NEC) has been criticised for the alleged omission of the names of some registered voters in the just ended Biometric Votes' Registration (BVR). “There has been a lot of confusion, panic and even conflict because a lot ...