Dar voters angered by unorganised voting process

Kinondoni District Commissioner Paul Makonda warns Kinondoni residents in Dar es Salaam today not to risk their lives by causing chaos at voting polls on October 25.

Two nabbed for tampering with voters registration process
Daily News
TWO people including a woman believed to be a Somali citizen have been arrested for allegedly causing chaos at one of the Biometric Voters Registration (BVR) stations and tearing official papers. The Returning Officer for Arusha-Urban Constituency ...

East African Community Headquarters, Arusha, Tanzania, 26th May, 2020: The East African Community wishes to congratulate the Government and the people of Burundi for peaceful and successful nominations, campaigns and voting process with respect to the 2020 Elections that has just been concluded.
The 87.8 percent turnout for the process bears testimony to the desire of the people of Burundi to participate in determining their political future, which is critical to sustainable peace, security...

Global Process Burners Market Analysis 2020 Ruichang, Fives, Honeywell International, ZEECO, Process Combustion Corporation  Northwest Trail

Why Dar residents are losing hope with the CA process
IPPmedia
As the seminar for approving the draft on standing orders for the business of running the Constituent Assembly (CA) in Dodoma, some Dar es Salaam residents have expressed disappointment over the slow pace of the discussion which they say has made ...

NEC: Dar should expect smooth voters' registration
IPPmedia
Residents of Dar es Salaam should expect a smooth voter registration exercise because all upcountry Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) kits will be available from July 22 this year. This assurance has been made by the Chairman of the National Electoral ...

Tanzania’s electoral body extends voters registration for Dar es Salaam  The Citizen Daily

>President Jakaya Kikwete has taken a swipe at permanent secretaries, saying they were delaying services to the public due to their unnecessary bureaucracy.

>Nkenge Member of Parliament, Ms Assumpter Mshama (CCM), has complained before the National Assembly over the high charges pastoralists are forced to pay when their livestock enter government ranches in Missenyi District.