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There is no guarantee that the gas economy would lessen Tanzania’s debt burden because it is not the only solution to the country’s economic woes, according to experts.

South Sudan government spending on its military sector rose to $1.6 billion

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>Poor turnout and technical hitches affecting biometric voter registration (BVR) kits were among problems that cropped up at the start of the pilot BVR study in three districts yesterday.

Dar es Salaam/Nachingwea/Mbeya. The biometric voter registration in Nachingwea Urban Council was cancelled after 12 of the 14 kits sent there failed to work, it has emerged.

>In the next 10 months, Tanzanians are expected to participate in two very important national undertakings. In April next year, they will vote in a referendum on the proposed new constitution and later in October, they will vote for President, MPs and councillors.

Chadema has called on the National Electoral Commission (NEC) to ensure none of the registered voters is denied his or her constitutional right to vote come October 25.