Magufuli on his knees for votes

NEC boss Judge Lubuva says will finish announcing presidential results today

How Youth Gangs Were Brought to Their Knees
AllAfrica.com
ZANZIBAR has found an alternative way of stopping the youth from getting involved in gangs and incidents of crime. The approach has been effective and probably a model to be emulated. More than 200 young men, were members of the 'Ubaya Ubaya (bad ...

Daily Times
Tanzania votes in tightest-ever election race
Daily Times
Tanzanians voted in presidential and general elections Sunday, in what is expected to be the tightest race in the history of east Africa's most populous country. Long lines of voters began gathering hours before dawn in the main city Dar es Salaam ...
Big up for TanzaniaDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Opposition Cries Foul as Tanzania Ruling Party Appears to Win ElectionNewsweek
UPDATE 2-Tanzania's...

IPPmedia
No questions raised over YES votes
IPPmedia
A Consultative committee was yesterday formed by the Constituent Assembly and tasked with investigations as to why there were CA members who openly voted 'NO' on all 157 Articles of the first ten chapters of the Final draft of the proposed Constitution.

>Women vote for good looking men. Don’t we? Before you protest, hold it, hold it ladies… We don’t have to look very far to test the theory. Our dear President is a good example. If you voted for JK, how many of you would say that his looks didn’t cross your mind at all when you were voting? Be truthful now.

eTurboNews
Lowassa pleads for 14 million votes
Daily News
CHADEMA Union presidential candidate Mr Edward Lowassa said here that he urgently needs over 14 million votes to emerge victorious during the October 25 general election. He said this when addressing a campaign rally at Ndua Primary School ground ...
Elephant poaching, tourism and politics in TanzaniaeTurboNews

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Voting at Kimara Stop Over went smoothly except for delays in two voting centres.

Voters in the Central African Republic trooped to polling stations on Wednesday to elect their future president and members of parliament, in an election considered crucial to ending a three-year civil war.

IPPmedia
CA committees: Getting two thirds of votes tough
IPPmedia
Most of the sections in Chapter One and Six of the draft constitution voted on by Constituent Assembly members in various committees failed to secure the two thirds count from the Zanzibar and Mainland representatives respectively. Briefing the media ...
Vote Shortage Mars Katiba Draft Chapters' ProgressAllAfrica.com

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