New Katiba vs money politics

Tanzania’s politics radically changed in 1995, when the country for the first time after more than 50 years of independence held its general election that involved many political parties and officially ended a monolithic political system.

TheCitizen

Habari Zinazoendana

11 years ago

TheCitizen

09 Feb

Katiba: Going beyond ‘politics’

The period when constitution building is started is often loaded with promises of ‘new beginnings’. It is also a relatively rare period, when people have a historic opportunity to affirm the fundamentals and basic principles of government, going beyond ‘normal politics’.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

09 Jul

Suspend Katiba Assembly to save taxpayers’ money

It is obvious that the Constituent Assembly session slated to begin August 5 this year in Dodoma will be meaningless if members of the Coalition of the People’s Constitution (Ukawa) will stick to their guns and refuse to return to the debating chamber.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

15 Sep

Suspend Katiba assembly to save money, says Mtei

The on-going sessions of the Constituent Assembly (CA) in Dodoma should be stopped because it is wastage of taxpayers’ money, Chadema founder, Mr Edwin Mtei, has advised.

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

17 Oct

POLITICS : Nyerere took us from one party to multiparty politics

A little more than 16 years have passed like so much water under the bridge since the founder of Tanzanian nationalism and iconic Satte President, Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere (1922-99), perforce went to his maker on Octobeer 14, 1999 – leaving Tanzanians distressed, forlorn and near-distraught.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

07 Dec

How will our politics be 25 yrs later?

My students in the ‘Politics of Governance and Public Policy’ course unit of the Master’s in Research and Public Policy Programme, wanted me to predict Uganda’s political landscape 25 years from now,

 

11 years ago

Inclined Teachers

11 Aug

Sack politics

Sack politics-inclined teachers - Call
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LEADER of the Uhuru Torch race team, Ms Rachel Kassanda, has urged council directors to sack teachers who act as agents of political parties instead of adhering to their professional ethics so that Tanzania's education should not be politically-oriented.

 

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