Kabudi defends enacted laws, promises fair polls

President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi defends Egypt's sweeping security laws, insisting he is still taking the country on a path to democracy.

Membe promises to change laws to punish corrupt officials
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PRESIDENTIAL aspirant through Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), Mr Bernard Membe, has said that if nominated to fly the ruling party's flag in October general election, he will embark on changing laws that protect corrupt government officials and use ...

Mrema accused his rivals of undermining his credibility

Pray for fair, peaceful polls - says Sumaye
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FORMER Prime Minister, Mr Fredrick Sumaye, has urged Tanzanians from all walks of life to pray for peaceful general elections this year, saying that most African countries have faced challenges during such a period. Speaking during a fundraising event for ...

Fair polls in new CHRGG focus
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THE New Chairman of the Commsion for Human Rights and Good Governance (CHRGG), Mr Bahame Nyanduga, has called on designated managers for the general election later th year to ensure that the principles of human rights are adhered to right from ...

Hamad to concede defeat 'if polls are fair'
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CIVIC United Front (CUF), presidential candidate Seif Sharif Hamad, yesterday celebrated his 72nd birthday promising to concede defeat in Sunday's polls if they will be free and fair. View Comments. Thousands of CUF supporters, sang and danced at the ...

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Kikwete Assures SADC of Fair Polls
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Gaborone — PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete has assured SADC Heads of State and Government of peaceful and fair elections in Tanzania in October. In his farewell speech at the closure of the 35th summit, President Kikwete affirmed that he would do all in his ...
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Bujumbura, Friday. Burundi’s opposition parties announced Friday they will boycott upcoming elections, saying it was not possible to hold a fair vote following weeks of violence over President Pierre Nkurunziza’s bid to cling to power.

Media urged to be fair ahead of October polls
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CHAMA Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) has urged journalists in the country to continue writing correct information and facts to maintain peace and solidarity among Tanzanians, as the nation heads towards the general elections this year. The CCM Secretary of ...