Dr Ackson’s drive to be deputy House Speaker

Dr Tulia Ackson might be among one of few lucky Tanzanians in the political arena. In the span of only 67 days the up and coming lawyer has held various posts including the powerful post of deputy Attorney General. She started the unusual ‘race’ when she was appointed by President Jakaya Kikwete as deputy AG on September 9, this year.

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Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

Daily News | The National Newspaper (Press Release) (Blog)

19 Nov

Dr Ackson is new deputy speaker

Dr Ackson is new deputy speaker
Daily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Dr Tulia Ackson Mwansasu (CCM) has been voted as the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly. The scholar who turned politician scoring 250 votes (71.2%) and defeated her rival from CUF Ms Magdalena Sakaya who scored 101 votes equals to 28.8 ...
Tough Tests in Store for New ParliamentAllAfrica.com

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10 years ago

IPPmedia

21 Nov

Deputy Speaker Job Ndugai

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Deputy Speaker Job Ndugai
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The National Assembly became especially charged yesterday, with lawmaker after lawmaker demanding that findings and recommendations by two public watchdog agencies on the Tegeta Escrow Account scandal allegations be immediately tabled in the ...

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

20 Nov

Outcry as Parliament picks deputy Speaker

Nominated Member of Parliament, Dr Tulia Ackson, yesterday assumed the deputy Speaker’s seat amid accusations from opposition MPs of violation of the Constitution.

 

9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

18 Nov

Former Tanzania Parliament Deputy Elected Speaker

Former Tanzania Parliament Deputy Elected Speaker
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Newly elected Tanzania National Assembly Speaker Job Ndugai has pledged to ensure that all MPs get fair treatment and that he would lead the House to deliver and support the government in bringing about development. Mr Ndugai, who was sworn in as ...
Ndugai lands House Speaker's jobDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)

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10 years ago

Daily News

18 Dec

Zziwa ousted as EA House Speaker

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Zziwa ousted as EA House Speaker
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MEMBERS of the East African Leglative Assembly (EALA) managed to oust Speaker of the assembly, Dr Margaret Zziwa, over what was described as ''inability to perform the functions of her office aring from mconduct in accordance with the provions of the ...
East African regional legislature impeaches speakerStarAfrica.com
EALA Speaker Zziwa impeachedNew Vision

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10 years ago

Mao

18 Dec

Next EALA speaker should unite the house

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Next EALA speaker should unite the house-Mao
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Democratic Party President Norbert Mao says the next Speaker of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) should be impartial and will have to work towards uniting the house which was divided. Mao's comments come after hearing of the impeachment ...
Zziwa ousted as EA House SpeakerDaily News
East African Parliament Impeaches SpeakerBernama
E. African parliament removes...

 

9 years ago

IPPmedia

17 Nov

Ndugai poised to become House Speaker

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Ndugai poised to become House Speaker
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Former National Assembly Deputy Speaker Job Ndugai (C), whom CCM has picked to vie for the Speaker�s seat, seeks the blessings of the party�s MPs-elect in Dodoma yesterday. (Photo: Selemani Mpochi). Kongwa Member of Parliament – elect Job ...
Eight in race for Speaker postDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Opposition Settles for Medeye, SakayaAllAfrica.com

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9 years ago

Daily News | The National Newspaper (Press Release) (Blog)

18 Nov

Ndugai lands House Speaker's job

Ndugai lands House Speaker's job
Daily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
KONGWA Member of Parliament Job Yuston Ndugai (CCM) is the new Speaker of the National Assembly of the United Republic of Tanzania. View Comments. He was elected to the job following an in- House ballot involving all MPs present in which he ...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

24 Dec

EALA: New Speaker takes over divided house

He entered the House chamber and took his back seat as usual without any significant attention from both fellow members and staff in the Parliament.

 

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