Govt puts CA perks issue to rest

Kisutu Court puts to rest Coast church leadership wrangle
Daily News
THE Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court has finally resolved the leadership crisis engulfing the Elim Pentecostal Church, Coast Region Diocese, after sanctifying the removal of its Bishop Manaseh Martin and two pastors, Tito Tunda and Jarome Andrea, from ...

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Govt to issue new passports - official
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The government, through the Immigration Department, is planning to issue new travel documents to replace the current ones by making their security features more sophisticated. This was revealed on Monday by the department's Public Relations Officer, Tatu ...

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Govt set to issue statement on 102bn/- MSD debt
Daily News
THE government has pledged to issue a statement in the National Assembly on the 102bn/- debt owed to the Medical Stores Department (MSD), as well as over 3 million tonnes of maize which are yet to be bought in various parts of the country. Minister of ...

The Tanzania Higher Learning Institutions Students Organisations (Tahliso) leaders have given the government a seven-day ultimatum to urgently find money that will be used to give loans to students who are yet to receive any.

Probe into the sensational claims by Energy and Minerals deputy minister Stephen Masele have absolved the British envoy of any wrongdoing, says govt.

A parliamentary committee yesterday asked the government to consider issuing Electronic Fiscal Devices (EFDs) free of charge to traders with a turnover of below Sh40 million.

>What has been in controversy for several months about the referendum date now is clear. At last, what has been anticipated by the majority citizenry has been fulfilled – the referendum has indefinitely been put on hold.  Last year, President Jakaya Kikwete, while on a state visit to China, announced that the referendum day would be on April 30.  It was argued that the President’s mandate in setting a date for the referendum is given vide section 4 of the Referendum Act,...

Finally, the puzzle on the IPTL, PAP and Tegeta escrow account has been solved in Parliament amid hot debates among MPs.

This Politician's Philosophy: No Perks For You
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It's a hard life for Tanzanian public officials these days. No more driving your limousine to villages. No more flying first-class to meetings in Europe. You can't even send Christmas cards on the taxpayer's dime. President John Magufuli, elected in ...