Magufuli promises cheaper vet drugs

CCM presidential candidate John Magufuli yesterday says he will ensure timely drugs availability in all public health facilities.

CCM presidential candidate John Magufuli yesterday pledged a leaner Cabinet that would be responsive to the needs of the people, especially the ordinary Tanzanians.

The CCM presidential candidate, Dr John Magufuli, wound up his campaigns in Morogoro where he promised to establish more sugar factories in the leading sugarcane producing region.

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.

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Magufuli promises to work closely with private sector
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President John Magufuli has promised to work closely with the private sector, saying the fifth phase government strongly believes in private sector partnership in creating citizens welfare and hence the need to come together and discuss how to ...
Tax evaders get 7-day ultimatumDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
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Pablo: What would Magufuli do?The Observer...

The presidential candidate on the CCM ticket, Dr John Magufuli, yesterday said he would reclaim all land taken by people who were not using it for development.

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Magufuli promises to exploit tin deposits in Kagera
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Works minister Dr John Magufuli, CCM's flag bearer in the race for the Tanzanian presidency, addresses an election campaign rally at Gymkhana grounds in Bukoba municipality yesterday. Chama Cha Mapinduzi presidential candidate Dr John Magufuli has ...
Magufuli mourns Muleba CCM civic polls candidateDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)

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Mwekezaji Peter Jones, raia wa Uingereza amesitisha utoaji misaada ya kijamii kwa wakazi wa Ndarakwai wilayani Siha kutokana na kundi la wafugaji wa Kimasai kuvamia kambi yake ya kitalii na kuiteketeza.

It was a day of high drama here yesterday as the ruling party’s National Executive Committee met again, this time to vet the five presidential aspirants approved by the Central Committee early yesterday.