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MCT Trains Scribes On Election Coverage
AllAfrica.com
Mwanza — The Media Council of Tanzania (MCT) has organised a special training programme to sharpen journalists on election reporting. Media trainer, Mr Chrysostom Rweyemamu, is the facilitator of programme being attended by Lake Zone journalists.

On the 25th October 2015, Tanzanians will decide the future for their country and BBC Africa will be there with special programming on Radio, TV and online.   BBC Africa will present the big national headlines as well as significant local stories throughout the election campaign.
The BBC Swahili audience can enjoy extensive coverage of the election via their mobiles and on social media.  The coverage will focus on issues that are at the heart of the Tanzania election: corruption, water,...

GENERAL ELECTION 2020: How the 1970 General Election set a new dawn for Tanzania  The Citizen Daily

The opposition says it will boycott the 2015 General Election if the poll will be held using the current constitution.

For Kenya, the main trading partner with Tanzania, there are two presidential candidates who appear to matter most in Sunday’s historic polls among a list of eight who are in the race.

December 14, 2014 will probably be recorded as the turning point in Tanzania’s politics.

>With about a year to go before the next general election, a worrying trend in intra-party politics has emerged in the country, whereby internal wrangles and differences among leaders are increasingly leading to violent skirmishes between members of rival factions.

Persons with disabilities, women urged to take part in 2015 General Election
IPPmedia
More persons with disabilities and women are urged to seek out political posts in the coming elections to increase equal representation in decision making bodies. In a recent interview with community media practitioners during a workshop on ethics, gender ...

In his heyday, Sheikh Yahya Hussein was a household name. He frequently mingled with presidents and kings, including the giants of East African politics, Mzee Jomo Kenyatta and Mwalimu Julius Nyerere.