Opposition protests ZEC move

Tanzania police arrest several people in opposition protests
Daily Mail
DAR ES SALAAM, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Protests broke out in at least two Tanzanian towns, after opposition leaders called for nationwide demonstrations to oppose an assembly writing the country's constitution, leading to the arrest of several protesters, police ...

Tanzania's main opposition party plans nationwide protests
Reuters
DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzania's main opposition party called on Monday for protests this week after the ruling party rejected calls that include changing the way the nation is governed under a constitution now being drawn up, an early salvo before ...

UNPO
Zanzibar: Tanzania Opposition Party Calls for Protests after Rejection of ...
UNPO
The Chadema party has announced a week of protests after the Parliament rejected a proposal for a new federal structure. The Parliament is dominated by the Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), which has been in power for over 50 years. The opposition, which ...
Tanzania's opposition to protest over constitutionpostzambia.com

all 2

IPPmedia
Mixed reaction to ZEC move on Zanzibar polls US urges electoral commission to ...
IPPmedia
The United States has called upon the Zanzibar Electoral Commission (ZEC) to reconsider the decision to nullify the results of the Zanzibar presidential election, saying the poll was held in an orderly and peaceful manner as declared by observers.
US 'Alarmed' at Annulment of Zanzibar ElectionVoice of America
EAC observer mission commends general election 'competitiveness'Daily News | The National...

Mixed reaction greets Lowassa move to Opposition Chadema
Daily News
AS the defection of former prime minister, Mr Edward Lowassa, from the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) continues to spark mixed feelings, CCM say the party will remain strong. Instead, the party has said that it would register a landslide victory in ...

Chadema has just concluded its conference and internal elections season to re-arrange its leadership as the 2015 election year looms.

Two people are killed in renewed protests in Burundi against President Pierre Nkurunziza's re-election bid, a BBC reporter at scene says.

CCM cadres were compelled to stop campaigning for Dr John Magufuli, the party’s presidential candidate, in Monduli Constituency, the home turf of his close rival on a Chadema ticket Edward Lowassa.

IPPmedia
Govt can do more to avoid protests
IPPmedia
The government through the National Development Corporation (NDC) is proceeding with the development of the controversial Engaruka basin soda ash project despite complaints from residents in the area that they were not involved in the matter. The huge ...