Lowassa promises Dar residents will have own ministry

Residents told The Citizen during Chadema campaing rally at Deko grounds that they have for many years been filled with too many promises during election time:

Maalim Seif promises unity among Isles residents.
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Zanzibar Civic United Front (CUF) presidential aspirant Maalim Seif Sharif Hamad has promised to strengthen unity among Isle residents. He would also build a nation that respects human rights and ensures justice to all, he told a campaign rally held at ...
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Lowassa promises to control national debt
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Chadema's endorsed presidential aspirant, Edward Lowassa has vowed to rescue the nation from its soaring national debt that according to him is a burden to the public's shoulders. Speaking at a public rally in Makambako in the newly formed Njombe ...

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Lowassa promises to scrap nuisance taxes
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UKAWA-Endorsed Chadema presidential candidate, Edward Lowassa has pledged to abolish nuisance taxes that burden small businessmen. Lowassa who recently defected from the ruling CCM made the pledge when addressing thousands of ...
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Chadema presidential candidate Edward Lowassa has assured Tanzanians that he will ensure that each Tanzanian benefits from investment contracts with foreign investors, if he comes to power.

Chadema presidential candidate Edward Lowassa has promised Singida region residents that his government will construct agro-processing industries to help sunflower farmers and add value to agricultural products in the region if he wins the forthcoming General Election.

Zitto expressed disapproval of the manner in which both presidential hopefuls are running their campaigns while knowing full well it is near impossible for them to honor their pledges.

After a week of uncertainty, the coalition of opposition parties-Ukawa-launched campaigns at Jangwani grounds today, with its presidential candidate Edward Lowassa promising a free education from primary to university level.

Chadema presidential candidate, Mr Edward Lowassa, said the opposition would review all mining contracts if he ascends to the presidency.