Kinana’s call to ‘whiny’ leaders

Religious leaders have urged Tanzanians to cooperate with the new government as it embarks on reforms aimed at improving the lives of ordinary people.

The main opposition, Chadema has asked President John Magufuli to intervene in preventing what they describe as the harassment of party members in Busanda Didstrict, Geita Region.

>The recent closure of manufacturing plants in Uganda and Kenya are a wake-up call for the need to get rid of excessive bureaucracy and invest more in energy and transport infrastructure in order to boost the region’s industrial output and employment, the chair of the East African Business Summit said yesterday.

>African countries should reject immunity for sitting leaders for grave crimes before the African Court for Justice and Human Rights, said 141 organizations at the weekend in a declaration in advance of an African Union meeting in Nairobi. The organizations include both African groups and international groups and have a presence in 40 African countries.

Maintaining peace should be the main focus of all stakeholders when Tanzanians go to the polls on Sunday to elect the fifth phase government.

Tanzania: Faith Leaders Unite in Call for Peace
AllAfrica.com
Religious leaders have urged Tanzanians to cooperate with the new government as it embarks on reforms aimed at improving the lives of ordinary people. Delivering Christmas sermons in various regions yesterday, the leaders called on Tanzanians to ...

Call for union leaders to maintain harmony at workplaces
Daily News
LEADERS of Trade Union Congress of Tanzania (TUCTA) in Coast region have been urged to use their management skills to solve problems at work places in peace so as to achieve better results. The call was made Mr Salum Kaumba who was facilitating a ...

Tanzanians have been urged to vote in the forthcoming General Election for leaders who would improve the education sector, particularly at the primary and secondary levels.

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East African Leaders Call For Strategic Protection Of Wildlife
Bernama
ARUSHA, TANZANIA, Nov 10 (BERNAMA-NNN-KBC) -- A regional summit to stop wildlife crime and advance wildlife conservation has concluded in Arusha, Tanzania, with a call for strategic protection of wildlife in the region. The summit acknowledged that ...
Protecting wildlife is the backbone of economic development, says UNIPPmedia
Region keen on combating poachingDaily News
Joint Forces Called for Curbing Wildlife...