CRC: Strip President of clemency powers

>Pressure is mounting as some people are questioning on the motive behind the Constitutional Review Commission’s (CRC) decision to disregard majority views on the legal age for the Presidential candidate.

Equatorial Guinea's top female footballer recalls her degrading ordeal at the hands of African football officials.

The Ugandan women who strip to defend their land

Just when you thought she should be concentrating on the newly born baby girl who is her fourth tot, Zari is already thinking of her next pregnancy.

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Dar es Salaam. On Wednesday of June 25th, 2014, one gentleman from Morogoro who identified himself as a regular reader of my articles on constitution making process published weekly in The Citizen on Sunday, called and asked me to read an article by Harid Mkali published in The Citizen on the same day but on page 20 titled: “Tanzania draft katiba’s missed opportunities”. The caller just wanted to know what would be my comment as a long time contributor of articles in this...

>The Constituent Assembly (CA) chairman, Mr Samweli Sitta, yesterday defended his office saying it has never invited interest groups to present opinions, rather they did so on their own will.

>Residents here have asked the government to restore the website of the Constitutional Review Commission (CRC) for them to have access to the second draft constitution and its appendices.

Speaker of the Zanzibar House of the Representatives (ZHR) Pandu Ameir Kificho yesterday distanced his institution from the claim that it had proposed a three-government system to the Constitution Review Commission (CRC).