Drama follows Mtikila even in death as Dar bids farewell

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Grief as Dar bids Filikunjombe final farewell
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Dar es Salaam residents yesterday flocked to Lugalo Military Hospital in Dar es Salaam to pay their last respects to Ludewa member of parliament, Deo Filikunjombe, who died on Thursday in a helicopter crash in Selous Game Reserve. The death of the ...
Hundreds of mourners pay tribute to fallen MPDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
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Dar es Salaam. President Jakaya Kikwete said yesterday that he is glad he came to power when the country was safe and peaceful and that he was leaving it in safe hands.

Nigerian envoy bids farewell
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ARUSHA, Tanzania - Nigeria's outgoing High Commissioner to Tanzania, Dr Ishaya Samaila Majambu, last week paid a courtesy call on the EAC Secretary-General, Dr Richard Sezibera. Dr Majambu and Dr Sezibera, according to a statement, discussed the ...

>Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation minister Bernard Membe yesterday bade farewell to employees of his ministry, saying he would not be in the next cabinet.

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Kikwete Bids SADC Farewell
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Gaborone — The countries that constitute the Southern African Development Community (SADC) embody common values that could make the region an epitome of good governance and economic prosperity. These were words, read in his a on Tuesdat ...
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Senior officials of the Arusha-based United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (UN-ICTR) last week visited Kigali, Rwanda to bid farewell to the people and Government of Rwanda, the diplomatic community and other stakeholders who have supported the work of the Tribunal in its 21 years of operation. The Tribunal will be closing its doors on 31 December 2015. 
During its duration the ICTR indicted a t total of 93 individuals for the crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity...

>Kigoma North MP Zitto Kabwe yesterday left the public guessing on his next political move when he declared that he would not defend the seat in the October 2015 General Election.   But the firebrand politician, who has served as MP for 10 years, hinted that he would continue in an undeclared position that would enable him to extend his public service and the war against corruption. He was first elected in 2005, aged 29.   

The East African Community (EAC) says it is happy with the generous support extended by the European Union and extolled the outgoing EU Head of Delegation to Tanzania, Mr Filiberto Sebregondi for enhancing greater development for the people of the region.

President Jakaya Kikwete said ten years of leadership are more than enough for the head of state to make significant changes.