KATIBA: Postpone CA, urges forum

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Forum urges harmony on 'Katiba'
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AS the Constituent Assembly (CA) resumes its session in Dodoma on Tuesday, members of the former Constitutional Review Commission (CRC) have stressed that the envisaged new constitution should encompass interests of the majority rather than ...

…Forum urges members to shun personal interests
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MEMBERS of the constituent assembly, now in its formation stages, have been called upon to embrace patriotism and put aside personal interests in the task of improving the draft. A forum of academicians, opinion leaders, professionals, religious leaders and ...
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Forum urges youth to seek more competitive skills
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THE Tanzania-Israel Business and Investment Forum (TIBIF) has asked the youth to be more innovative in search of education and competitive skills as new challenges emerge. Delegates at the forum argued that as policymakers look for ways to make their ...

The war against preventable birth-related deaths of mothers cannot be won as long as the practice of child marriage continues, it has been explained.

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Katiba forum ends in disarray
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THE Mwalimu Nyerere Foundation (MNF)-organised forum in Dar es Salaam to discuss the proposed constitution ended prematurely on Sunday, with the meeting hall in a city hotel turning into a battleground. MNF Executive Secretary Joseph Butiku was ...

>Tanzanians from all walks of life yesterday expressed disgust toward the disruption of the Katiba forum on Sunday, calling the incident a threat to freedom of expression.

>In what seemed to be a well-choreographed act, a group of young  people believed to be university students yesterday forced the suspension of a symposium on the proposed new constitution, which was being broadcast live.

Dar es Salaam. Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (Chadema) has appealed to President Jakaya Kikwete extend the referendum date so as to allow for additional time for National Electoral Commission (NEC) to make necessary preparations which would allow smooth voter registration.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) administrator, Ms Helen Clark, yesterday urged members of Constituent Assembly (CA) who walked out of debating chamber to go back and engage in constructive debate when the sitting resumes in August.