His farewell speech in circulation

The EastAfrican newspaper has been banned from circulation in Tanzania, 20 years after it was launched to cover the region. 
 According to a letter sent to The EastAfrican bureau chief in Tanzania, the decision was apparently taken because the paper “has been circulating in the country without having registration, contrary to section 6 of the Newspaper Act number 3 of 1976”. 
 Reacting to the ban, the management of the Nation Media Group, which owns The EastAfrican, described the move as...

Key: 1. RANGI YA NJANO - Njia ya Uelekeo Mmoja {One Way}.
 2. RANGI YA BLUE MPAUKO - Njia ya Mielekeo Miwili {Two Way} 
 3. RANGI YA KIJANI - Mitaa ya Kutembea kwa Miguu Magari marufuku {Walking Streets} 
 4. RANGI NYEKUNDU - Barabara za kupita Daladala
 5. RANGI YA BLUU ILIYOIVA - Barabara za DART
 6. DUARA ZA NJANO - Mzunguuko {Roundabout} 
 7. MSALABA WA KIJANI - Makutano yenye Taa za kuongozea Magari {Singnalized Intersection}
1. Kipande cha Mtaa wa Samora kuanzia Mnara wa Askari (Askari...

Membe says farewell to ministry
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FOREIGN Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Bernard Membe officially bid farewell to his ministry's employees, expressing contentment on achieving his goal to return home all retired embassy officers and ambassadors. Mr Membe promised to ...

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.

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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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>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.

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.