Local govt cautions religious leaders against political bias.

Local govt cautions religious leaders against political bias.
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Local government authorities in Misungwi District have cautioned religious leaders against political bias and this been an election year, urged the clerics to place special emphasis on peace. Addressing a district elders and religious leaders introductory ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

IPPmedia

24 Oct

CCM cautions members over candidates for local govt polls

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CCM cautions members over candidates for local govt polls
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The Kinondoni CCM district office in Dar es Salaam Region has cautioned party members to carefully select candidates for the local government elections. Speaking yesterday in Dar es Salaam, the Kinondoni district Party Chairman, Salum Madenge, said if ...

 

11 years ago

Operate With Paralegals

14 Jan

Local govt leaders urged to co

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Local govt leaders urged to co-operate with paralegals
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Local government leaders in Rombo District, Kilimanjaro Region have been urged to closely cooperate with paralegals working in their areas to solve disputes related to matrimony, land, gender based violence (GBV). The call was made recently by ...

 

10 years ago

Michuzi

KIGALI CONFERENCE OF RELIGIOUS LEADERS FORMS EAC INTER-RELIGIOUS COUNCIL FOR DIALOGUE AND PEACE

The five-day East African conference on inter-religious collaboration to strengthen peace and security concluded successfully in Kigali, Republic of Rwanda, today with a resolution to create first ever East African Community Inter-Religious Council (EAC IR Council) for sustainable dialogue and information sharing among and between religious leaders and communities in the Region.
The leaders of Inter-Religious Councils of Burundi, Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda signed in full view of...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

12 Aug

Hats, batons, walking sticks: soft features of leaders leaders op political leaders

Minus Nigeria’s Goodluck Jonathan, whose presidential luck run out after losing an election to Muhammad Buhari a little over four months ago, Africa has two reigning, hat-wearing heads of state.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

25 Jun

MP faults govt on trade ‘bias’

A lawmaker has accused the government of denying Zanzibari investors in the telecommunications sector the right to invest in Tanzania Mainland.

 

10 years ago

Daily News

15 Jun

'Don't use religious platforms for political goals'

'Don't use religious platforms for political goals'
Daily News
A CALL has been made for the aspirants of various political posts ahead of the 2015 general election not to use religious platforms to fulfil their political goals in order to maintain peace, tranquillity and solidarity prevailing in the country. Speaking at a public ...

 

11 years ago

Daily News

12 Jul

Sumaye cautions youth on corrupt leaders

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Sumaye cautions youth on corrupt leaders
Daily News
Former Prime Minister Fredrick Sumaye has challenged the youths to fight all forms of corruption, especially now as the country prepares for the general elections. Mr Sumaye said all corrupt aspirants targeting to vie for various posts in the forth coming ...

 

9 years ago

IPPmedia

17 Sep

Professionalism in media on the wane, say religious leaders

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Professionalism in media on the wane, say religious leaders
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Religious leaders yesterday put across their concerns over weakening professionalism among media houses calling for players to take action to safeguard national peace and unity as the nation approaches the General Election. Speaking at the Tanzania ...

 

10 years ago

KwanzaJamii

04 Sep

Religious leaders say Ukawa’s absence has no effect on CA

Bishop Amos Muhagachi The boycotting members of the Coalition of People’s Constitution (UKAWA) do not have any impact on the Constitution review process. That is the stand of religious leaders of the Constituent Assembly (CA) and also from the group of 201 who have unanimously expressed their support for the ongoing constitution review process on the basis that it is attended by more than 75 per cent of the CA members from the Union Legislature, House of Representatives and those from...

 

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