Opposition party in Sudan called for talks

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s main opposition says it has broken off talks with President Joseph Kabila ahead of elections.

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Tanzania Opposition Party to Take Ruling Party to Court
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Tanzania's main opposition party, Chadema, says it will file a lawsuit Monday against the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) and its presidential candidate John Magufuli after accusing them of “stealing” the party's symbols, logo and manifesto. This, the ...

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CCM presidential aspirants called upon to shun dirty politics, learn from Opposition
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Presidential aspirants from the ruling party Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) have been urged to learn from opposition leader Civic United Front (CUF)'s Chairman, Ibrahim Lipumba who has shunned dirty politics. The call was made yesterday in Dodoma by ...

Bujumbura. Activists in Burundi behind weeks of protests against President Pierre Nkurunziza’s controversial bid to seek a third term said yesterday they were suspending talks with the government after the murder of an opposition figure.

Four political parties which are not represented in parliament - Ada-Tadea, UDP, UPDP and SAU - have called for transparency in the ongoing talks to resolve the Zanzibar political impasse.

Tanzania Opposition Leader Quits Party After Ex-PM Joins
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A prominent member of Tanzania's opposition alliance has resigned from the Civic United Front (CUF) party, days after former Prime Minister Edward Lowassa joined the opposition Chadema Party following his defection from the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi ...

Tanzania: Four-Party Alliance Wants Openness in Isles Talks
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Dar es Salaam — Four political parties which are not represented in parliament - Ada-Tadea, UDP, UPDP and SAU - have called for transparency in the ongoing talks to resolve the Zanzibar political impasse. The parties under their new alliance 'Umoja wa ...

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Tension in Tanzania Ruling Party Emboldens Opposition
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A Tanzanian opposition lawmaker says tension within the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party will boost the chances of the opposition coalition to win the presidential vote. The CCM has ruled the country since the country gained independence in 1961.
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Prime Minister’s Office yesterday release official results of the Local Government Election held on December 14 and 21, which show that the ruling party, CCM, lost many seats in the urban areas.