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>As I write this it is fifteen years since Mwalimu Julius Nyerere died right here in London. I remember walking, flabbergasted and shocked, past his body at Westminster Abbey. I had mixed emotions.  October 1999 was a sad month.

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Tanzanian president scraps independence party for clean-up day
The News International
DAR ES SALAAM: Newly elected Tanzanian President John Magufuli has scrapped independence day celebrations to spend the money on a clean-up campaign, an official statement said. "It is so shameful that we are spending huge amounts of money to ...
Challenges that haunt Dar industrialisationDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Soldiers and warlords have come presidents in Africa, but...

As Temeke Municipal authorities demolished houses in Kurasini on Monday, their Kinondoni counterparts will embark on the same exercise today, pulling down structures built on prohibited areas, including open spaces.

Tanga. Leaders from the main opposition party Chadema in Tanga District have announced that they will ditch it for the new outfit, Alliance for Change and Transparency (ACT-Tanzania).

CCM is set to officially endorse and announce names of its cadres who will contest for parliamentary and civic positions in the October 25 General Election.

Some Constituent Assembly (CA) members from CCM have vowed to reject the party’s official position of advocating a two-government union structure when the CA debates the draft constitution.

The Globe and Mail
Tanzania's ruling party looks set for poll win, opposition cries foul
The Globe and Mail
Tanzania's ruling party looked set to win presidential and parliamentary elections on Sunday despite a challenge to its five decades in power from former Prime Minister Edward Lowassa, who has voiced concerns the poll may not be free or fair. Late on ...
Tanzanian ruling party faces crucial testBDlive
Tanzania votes in tightest-ever election raceDaily Times
JK relives Richmond scandal,...

Reports that the blind will vote in next month’s General Election using special Braille ballots is good news and a step in the right direction as far as the growth of democracy in our country is concerned.

Men love women’s company but it worries them when some things look mysterious and they keep wondering what the female species are up to. Andrew Mugisha shares some of the things men are curious about.