Kikwete tells off critics over controversial laws

>Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi on Saturday said the talk about his perceived presidential ambitions was “nonsense”, but stressed that nobody will stop him when he decides to stand for any elective position.

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DC tells councillors: Work diligently, abide by laws
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Councillors of local authorities should work diligently and abide by laws governing their duties in order to bring about their people's development, the Itilima District Commissioner, Georgina Bundala, has said. Speaking to members of the Itilima District ...

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Kikwete: Alien laws a major letdown
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FOREIGN laws that many African countries, including Tanzania, had inherited from their former colonial masters, have remained a major stumbling block in the provision of equal justice to all, President Jakaya Kikwete stated. “Many of the alien laws are also ...

Makamu Mkuu wa Chuo kikuu cha Dar es Salaam Profesa Rwekaza Mukandala akimkabidhi Rais Dkt .Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete cheti cha Shahada ya Heshima ya Doctor of Laws(Honoris Causa) wakati wa hafla fupi ya kumkabidhi Rais joho na cheti iliyofanyika ikulu jijini Dar es Salaam na kuhudhuriwa na maprofesa waandamizi wa chuo hicho.Tayari Rais Kikwete alishatunukiwa shahada hiyo katika mahafali ya 41 ya UDSM yaliyofanyika Octoba mwaka 2011. Profesa Agnes Mwakaje wa Chuo Kikuu cha Dar es Salaam akimvika...

Stop albino plight, Kikwete tells clergy
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PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete has urged religious leaders to work closely with the government through their sermons and prayers to end killings of people with albinism and elderly due to warped beliefs associated with witchcraft. The president was confident ...

>President Jakaya Kikwete on Thursday urged Burundians to respect their constitution and electoral laws so that they could maintain peace, conduct election and get good leaders.

President Jakaya Kikwete has told his Kenyan counterpart Uhuru Kenyatta that Tanzania’s incumbent party, the CCM, will emerge victorious in the General Election come October 25.

>AC Milan striker Mario Balotelli hit out at his critics a day before the struggling Serie A giants host in-form Atletico Madrid.

Although Tanzanians are eagerly waiting for a referendum in April next year to vote for or against the proposed Constitution, critics blame the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) for meddling with the entire constitution making process and for influencing its outcome.