Don’t favour politicians in assembly proceedings, interim chairman told

Constituent Assembly members yesterday elected the Zanzibar House of Representatives Speaker, Mr Pandu Ameir Kificho as the interim chairman.

Don't use TASAF projects egoistically, politicians told
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POLITICIANS have been warned to stop utilising the projects implemented under the Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF) programmes for their political advantages, as the schemes are basically aimed at helping poor members of the community come out of ...

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CA Interim Chair cautions media against misleading public on proceedings
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Interim Chair of the Constituent Assembly, Amir Pandu Kificho yesterday cautioned the media against publishing biased and unbalanced reports of the CA meetings warning that such a move may mislead the public as to the actual reality. Kificho's statement ...
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The Constituent Assembly (CA) interim chairman yesterday came under fire from some members, who accused him of favouritism.

From time immemorial, most communities have treated women as second class citizens for no other reason other than the fact they were born female. It is a shame we still have such hang-ups in today’s world.

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The Constituent Assembly (CA) chairman, Samuel Sitta
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The Constituent Assembly (CA) chairman, Samuel Sitta, has asked members to continue giving their opinions on Sections 37 and 38 of the Standing Orders before the technical committee chairperson presents resolutions on the same tomorrow. He made the ...
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Constituent Assembly Chairman, Samwel Sitta
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Several members of the Constituent Assembly have faulted Chairman Samwel Sitta's appointments of the five members to the leadership committee. They were speaking after the Civic United Front Chairman Prof Ibrahim Lipumba turned down his ...
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Stop using youth for own gains, politicians told
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POLITICAL leaders here have been urged to refrain from using youth as weapons to stage demonstrations or engage in political chaos for their own gains because such actions endanger peace that has been prevailing in the country for years. On the same ...

Politicians have been cautioned against using  Zanzibar's  history of revolution to misdirect the people and to secure their own interests.