Farmers vow to fight for their rights in new Katiba

Daily News
Leaders vow to fight shortages
Daily News
THE newly appointed Permanent Secretaries (PSs) and Regional Commissioners (RCs) who were sworn in by President Jakaya Kikwete in Dar es Salaam's State House have vowed to work on the various problems that afflict citizens. The problems to be ...

Youth from higher learning institutions have launched a movement aimed at motivating positive change in rural areas where majority of Tanzanians reside.

Kitine, Nchemba vow to fight corruption
Daily News
CCM Members Hassy Kitine and Mwigulu Nchemba, who are eyeing the party's ticket to union presidency, yesterday declared zero tolerance on corrupt leaders should they clinch the country's highest office. They said a number of plans were failing to ...

Turkish Press
E. African leaders vow to fight terrorism
Turkish Press
ARUSHA, Tanzania – The leaders of Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda vowed on Wednesday to work together to stamp out terrorism, which appears to be trying to establish a foothold in East Africa. "Recently, our region has been facing ...
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The Hindu
India, Tanzania vow to fight terror
The Hindu
India and Tanzania will establish a joint working group to strengthen cooperation in counter-terrorism. On Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, following his meeting with the visiting Tanzanian President, Jakaya Kikwete, said both countries had a common ...
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East African leaders yesterday vowed to combat terrorism with unwavering determination.

Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini vowed to keep fighting FIFA in courts after being suspended for eight years over ethics violations on Monday.

>Care Tanzania yesterday launched a land rights programme aimed at supporting the rights of small farmers and pastoralists in areas affected by commercial agriculture.

 Parliament Member of the Bumbuli Constituency, Mr January Makamba, has declared that he does not fear lsing his seat or going to court in defence of the rights of tea farmers in Bumbuli.