Kadaga to name land grabbing probe today

>For years now, the decision by the government to invite and accommodate investors in land has divided the nation into two main groups—those who views this move as legalizing land grabbing and the other group that sees this move as a modern way of introducing commercial farming in Tanzania.

>The European Union Parliament has strongly condemned what it has described as Tanzania’s practice of land grabbing.

Kinondoni resident decries land grabbing
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DAR ES SALAAM resident whose plot in the posh suburb of Mbezi Beach has been grabbed, decries a gang syndicate involving some officials from Kinondoni Municipality. According to the victim, a gang invaded the plot and forcefully evicted the inhabitants ...

Pope Francis criticises private developers for grabbing land from poor people during his visit to Kangemi, a slum area of Kenya's capital, Nairobi.

>Land dispute is raging between National Service (JKT), Mtabila camp and neighbouring villages after the army allegedly prohibited farmers from cultivating   their farms.

>For years now, the decision by the government to invite and accommodate investors in large scale farming has divided the nation into two main groups—those who view this move as legalizing land grabbing and the other group that sees this move as a modern way of introducing commercial farming in Tanzania.

As the world celebrated International Women’s Day at the weekend, we at the newly formed ‘Mama Ardhi Alliance’ reflected on what achievements have been made for and by women here in Tanzania.

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Kadaga tips EAC Parliaments on terrorism...
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THE Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga has rallied East African Parliaments to join hands to fight regional terrorism that has resulted into several deaths. Addressing the East African Community Speakers Bureau meeting in Nairobi Kenya on Saturday, ...
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EAC SPEAKERS' BUREAU HOLDS ONE DAY MEETING IN NAIROBIStarAfrica.com

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The Speaker of Parliament, Ms Rebecca Kadaga, has defended MPs’ foreign trips, saying they are always on the move doing Parliament work.