Mbowe faults govt for ‘poor diplomacy’

>Chadema chairman Freeman Mbowe has said the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) will not be completed on time and it will not reach all Tanzanians who are eligible to vote.

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

The government has been criticised over delays in establishing a fund to help people with disabilities acquire free health services in the country.

The Civic United Front (CUF) yesterday warned that local government elections scheduled for next month would turn chaotic if the current election guidelines that have been issued by the government become operational.

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Ukawa faults govt over campaign rally venue
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Coalition of People's Constitution (Ukawa) co-chairman James Mbatia updates journalists in Dar es Salaam yesterday on preparations for a rally to be held in the city on Saturday. The Coalition of People's Constitution (Ukawa) yesterday faulted the ...
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Chadema faults govt over tendering for BVR equipment.
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Chama cha Maendeleo na Demokrasia (Chadema) has said government violated the tendering process for equipment used for registration of voters through the Biometric Voters Registration (BVR). Speaking at Julius Nyerere International Airport (JNIA) upon ...

Chadema Presidential running-mate Mr Juma Duni Hadji says if elected, the Ukawa-led government will carry out a feasibility study on flood-prone areas here. Mr Duni said yesterday that it was sad that the government failed to honour its promise to build houses for victims of the floods that hit Kilosa last year.

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the government of India at the end of May completed its first year in office. This has been a period of high expectations and huge challenges, both in foreign and domestic policies.

Research institute, Policy Research for Development REPOA has proposed  the next government aim for a minimal eight per cent growth of the country's economy  to meet the vision projected by 2015.