OBLIQUE ANGLE : Missing point in campaigns

2016 is just around the corner. We, in Tanzania, will remember 2015 for many reasons. The early months of the year saw the escrow scandal ripping apart President Jakaya Kikwete’s government. Some big names had to quit from office in connection with the scandal.

 It has been some 30-plus exciting days in the country as President John Magufuli and Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa decided it was time to crack the whip in public service delivery. Officials at the Finance ministry, the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) and Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) know better about the duo’s moves.

Presidents are forever busy. Theirs are very tight schedules. Some, like Kenya’s Uhuru Kenyatta, have taken it upon themselves to share with us key events in their daily schedules.

Tanzania: Oblique Angle - 2015 Was Full of Major Events
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2016 is just around the corner. We, in Tanzania, will remember 2015 for many reasons. The early months of the year saw the escrow scandal ripping apart President Jakaya Kikwete's government. Some big names had to quit from office in connection with the ...

 The National Service (JKT) yesterday said it was not obliged to find employment for the youth who pass through its training programmes at the various camps across the country.

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Former Prime Minister Edward Lowassa yesterday took a swipe at CCM publicity secretary Nape Nnauye for faulting him over hosting groups that supposedly want him to run for the presidency.