Leaders meet to discuss peace ahead of elections

Religious Leaders Discuss Peace in Arusha
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Arusha — RELIGIOUS leaders from different mainstream beliefs have held talks with heads of traditional sects to address issue of peace and tranquility in the country. "Peace is not just about the lack of conflicts, war or arguments but goes further than that.

Media urged to promote peace ahead of elections
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As Tanzania heads to the General Election slated for October this year, journalists have been urged to promote peace and reconciliation. The advice was made by the UN Resident Representative Alvaro Rodriguez over the weekend in Bagamoyo at a ...

Zanzibaris urged to maintain peace ahead of general elections
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THE Second Vice- President, Ambassador Seif Ali Iddi, has said that despite current political rift in the Islands, he hopes the Government of National Unity (GNU) continue after the next general elections because it has been good for Zanzibar. “We worked ...

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Chief secretary calls for maintenance of peace, security ahead of elections
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Chief Secretary Ambassador Ombeni Sefue has reminded senior government administrators and public servants that they have significant responsibility in ensuring peace and security in the coming general election. He said the administrators must guarantee ...

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JK to religious leaders: Pray for peace ahead of General Election
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President Jakaya Kikwete yesterday called on religious leaders to pray for the nation, particularly now with the General Elections approaching. President Kikwete made the plea here during a special service to ordain the new Head of the Northern Diocese of ...
Kikwete: Keep politics out of FaithDaily News
Bishop Asks Politicians to Sustain PeaceAllAfrica.com

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Over 120 agricultural stakeholders are meeting for a three-day conference to find  strategies to accelerate progress of innovative agriculture towards a stable food and nutrition security in the country.

Three African leaders are due to meet in Sudan to resolve a long-running dispute over the sharing of Nile waters and the building of Africa's biggest hydroelectric dam in Ethiopia.

African leaders from various disciplines met in Dar es Salaam on Friday to discuss obstacles and achievements of the continent’s economic integration.

Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza (pictured) will have some explaining to do when the East African Community (EAC) heads of state meet in an extraordinary Summit in Dar es Salaam on May 13, The Citizen has learnt.