Opposition piles pressure on JK

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Region rethinks new water strategy as pressure piles up on Nile
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THE population in Nile Basin countries is projected to increase to 749 million people by 2025 from the current 437 million persons, posing far- reaching impacts on water resources availability in the region. The Nile Basin countries are Tanzania, Burundi, DR ...

The chairman of the Constituent Assembly (CA), Mr Samuel Sitta, has bowed to the objection raised against his recent appointment of five members to join the Katiba Steering Committee.

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Despite clerics, opposition pressure, govt insists referendum to be held as ...
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Constitution and Legal Affairs Minister Asha-Rose Migiro (R) presents a copy of the proposed new Constitution to Tanzania Private Sector Foundation Executive Director, Godfrey Sembeye, at Karimjee hall. Despite pressure from various groups to postpone ...
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>Over 520 hectares of maize have been affected by lethal necrosis disease(LND) in Tarime District, Mara Region and the  report released by the agriculture and irrigation department shows that 16 out of the district’s  24 wards are deeply affected.

Dar es Salaam. Misery continued to pile on Dar es Salaam residents due to heavy rain that pounded the city on Monday night and continued yesterday, with some schools ordered closed while the flooding has led to the raising of food prices and transport costs.

>International pressure continues to mount on President Pierre Nkurunziza ahead of a regional emergency meeting in Dar es Salaam next week to try and resolve the Burundi political crisis.

An International organisation has petitioned President Jakaya Kikwete to reinstate land rights of Uvinje Village residents in Saadani, and allow them to participate in conservation.

Stoke City's new Senegal striker Mame Biram Diouf says he is a better player than when he last played in the Premier League.

>Pressure is mounting on the Tanzania Labour Party (TLP) national chairman, Mr Augustine Mrema, after some of its members in Mbeya started to demand for elections to be held immediately at the grassroots. Their move is a clear attempt to push for elections at the party’s national level, which cannot be held unless the grassroots have completed the exercise.