Hundreds turn up at Komba’s farewell

Kikwete Leads Hundreds in Bidding Mtikila Farewell
AllAfrica.com
Hundreds of Dar es Salaam residents led by President Jakaya Kikwete have paid their last respects to the country's popular opposition politician icon, Reverend Christopher Mtikila, as he was described as a human rights and political activist. The late ...

>Vice President, Dr Mohamed Gharib Bilal and National Assembly Speaker Anne Makinda yesterday led hundreds of people in the burial of the former secretary of Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA), Dr William Shija, who passed away in London, the United Kingdom, on October 4, this year.

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 ...

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His farewell speech in circulation
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Chadema Kigoma North Legislator, Zitto Kabwe waves fondly to photographers as he walks into the National Assembly yesterday where he was expected to deliver his farewell speech. Kigoma North MP (Chadema) Zitto Kabwe was yesterday expected to ...

President Jakaya Kikwete said ten years of leadership are more than enough for the head of state to make significant changes.

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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 ...
Tanzania leader bids SADC farewellStarAfrica.com
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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.

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.