Confirmed: No Katiba until after 2015 election

Zimbabwe's ruling party has confirmed Robert Mugabe as their candidate for the 2018 presidential election.

In exactly 131 days from today, we will be heading to the polls to exercise our constitutional right – electing councilors, legislators and more importantly, our fifth president since we attained independence 54 years ago.

Dubai has more international routes to Africa than Africa carriers themselves

Aviation Africa 2015 (http://www.aviationafrica.aero) – organised by Arabian Aerospace and African Aerospace magazines is gathering senior, influential industry figures from both Africa and the Middle East.

The event will take place 10-11 May 2015 in Dubai, UAE.

Elijah Chingosho, Secretary General, Africa Airlines Association – AFRAA.

Speakers confirmed from African and Middle East airlines already include Girma...

Ismail Jussa (Muwakilishi wa Stone, Town, Zanzibar) kupitia chama cha CUF na mjumbe wa UKAWA atakuwepo Washington, D.C. (DMV) kuongea na waTanzania Jumamosi February 28, 2015 kuanzia saa 10 jioni hadi mbili usiku (4pm-8pm). Zingatia muda
Agenda;Mchakato wote wa Katiba mpyaUfafanuzi juu ya muundo wa serikali tatuUamuzi wa UKAWA kususia mchakato huo dhalimu Kwa nini Diaspora walitengwa kutoa maoni na uraia pachaMaswali na majibu bila kikomo

Address: TABEER HALL 1401 UNIVERSITY...

In celebration of African music and culture, the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) in league with the Africa Union Commission (AUC) has announced AFRIMA 2015 nominees and the multiple award-winning male choral group from South Africa, Ladysmith Black Mambazo to lead the invasion of over one hundred and sixty two (162) African superstars who have […]

The Tanzania Election Monitoring Committee (Temco) will deploy a total of 13,400 long term and 298 short term observers to monitor the processes of referendum for the Proposed Constitution on April 30 and the October General Election.

Like millions of other people in the United Kingdom, Thursday started like any other day. However, one big thing was happening in the country. More so for me, it was an election day and I was to take part.

There is no doubt that we are all in election mood. Whether you are a supporter of the Opposition, a diehard fan of the ruling party or even one of those who claim to be non-partisan, you cannot escape the reality of the coming elections.

                                                              BY MOHAMED MATOPE

Last week I had a conversation with a longtime friend who supports Edward Lowasa. He’s in his 40s, resides in Dar-es-salaam, highly educated, and heads one of the largest commercial bank in the region. He voted for President Kikwete  in 2005 and was in fact the first person who alerted me to the breadth of his support. In 2010, he voted for President Kikwete, and opposition for MP and local Government leader.

So,...