Lowassa: I lost a battle not war

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Lowassa - I Lost a Battle Not War
AllAfrica.com
Dar es Salaam — Chadema's presidential contender in the October 25 General Election Mr Edward Lowassa has revealed that he is going to remain in active politics even after losing the election which he insists was rigged. Addressing a press conference ...
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Overconfidence and what was viewed in some quarters as contempt towards his party and some its top leaders is what cost the otherwise very able and popular former Premier Edward Lowassa the nomination as CCM presidential candidate, The Citizen can report.

Efforts to control the spread of cholera—that has so far killed 17 people in Dar—may not bear fruit any time soon because public health authorities have failed to tackle the deadly disease at its sources, according to a survey by The Citizen.

Lowassa returns documents, declares war against poverty
Daily News
FORMER Prime Minister, Mr Edward Lowassa, has promised to intensify war against poverty through enhanced proper utilisation of available natural resources, if given chance to become the country's next president. Mr Lowassa made the remarks here on ...

>Besides recapturing the Kagera Salient and driving Idi Amin out of Uganda, Tanzania’s second major success in the eight-month war lay in the organisation of its fighting force.

HAMFREY POLEPOLE AMGALAGAZA VIBAYA MCHUNGAJI MSIGWA KWENYE MDAHARO Hamfrey Polepole na Mbunge wa Iringa Mjini, Mchungaji Peter Msigwa wamekabana kwa hoja kali kuhusu uamuzi wa Chadema na Ukawa kwa ujumla kumpokea Edward Lowassa na kumpa nafasi ya kugombea Urais.Polepole na Msigwa walikutana jana katika kipindi cha ‘Mada Moto’ kinachorushwa na kituo cha runinga cha Chanel Ten kujadili mada iliyotajwa kama ‘Lowassa Ndani ya CCM’.Polepole alionesha msimamo wake wa kumkataa Edward Lowassa kuwa...

Taifa Stars may not face an uphill task to progress to the next round of the 2018 World Cup qualifiers against Algeria after securing a home win against The Flames in the preliminary round qualifier at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam yesterday.

Recent news that the growth of the information and communications technology (ICT) has affected writing skills should be cause for alarm. In the years that have followed the introduction of ICT, Tanzania and the rest of the world have witnessed a clear erosion of language skills that can, to some extent, be blamed on lack of a reading culture. Traditional reading materials such as novels, newspapers and other printed documents have gradually suffered a decline.

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Tanzania Has Lost Two-Thirds Of Its Elephants In Just The Last 4 Years
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Tanzania has lost two-thirds of its elephant population in just the last 4 years, as a result of growing demand for ivory and the increasing professionalism of poachers, according to recent reports. Elephant numbers in the African country stood at ...
Germany supports wildlife protection and tourism development in TanzaniaeTurboNews

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