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Shun politicians who use faith, tribal ploy, urges Magufuli
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CHAMA Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Union presidential candidate, Dr John Magufuli, has cautioned Tanzanians to reject politicians bent on dividing them along religious or tribal lines. “Tanzanians are one people and must shun anyone who preaches divisive ...
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Mr Sumaye urged wananchi to report to law enforcement organs people who want to buy their voting cards

CCM presidential flag bearer John Magufuli has said CCM and Chadema are full of corrupt individuals, some of whom are attempting to escape his wrath.

The ruling CCM pres­idential candidate, Dr John Magufuli, said he was winding up his election cam­paigns without borrowing money from any person to corrupt voters in order to support him.

ACT-Wazalendo party leader Zitto Kabwe has accused presidential hopefuls John Magufuli of CCM and Edward Lowassa of Chadema of deceiving voters in their campaigns.

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RAIS Dk.John Magufuli amechukua fomu ya kugombea nafasi ya urais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania kwa tiketi ya Chama Cha Mapinduzi(CCM) leo Juni 17,mwaka 2020 katika Makao ya Chama hicho Jijini Dodoma.
Dk.Magufuli anachukua fomu hiyo kwa ajili ya kuomba tena ridhaa ya kugombea nafasi hiyo kwa tiketi ya CCM ikiwa ni awamu ya pili baada ya kumaliza awamu ya kwanza ya miaka mitano iliyoanzia mwaka 2015 mpaka mwaka 2020.Uchuguzi Mkuu mwaka huu unatarajia kufanyika...

Top CCM leaders have questioned the use of biometric voter registration technology, saying it is too expensive.

Young voters advised to vote for CCM candidate
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CHAMA Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Youth Wing (UVCCM) has passionately appealed to young voters to elect the ruling party's union presidential candidate, Dr John Magufuli, come polling day. 0 Comments. “So far the ruling party candidate has distinguished ...

>At least 40 per cent of Tanzanians were not following CCM presidential hopefuls when they declared their intent to seek the highest office through the media or public rallies, a new report shows.