Opposition wants Museveni to reveal succession roadmap

 The former Forum for Democratic Change president, Dr Kizza Besigye, has told Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi to stop thinking that he is in the queue to replace President Museveni.

Former vice president Gilbert Bukenya has said he will join a united Opposition to generate a momentum that will oust President Yoweri Museveni from power in 2016.

With only a few days are remaining until October 25 General Election. As usual, presidential candidates are busy making pledges. However, in the education sector there are key areas that need to be urgently addressed.

Proposed Katiba Roadmap to Country's Development
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THE proposed constitution that will go for referendum in April, this year should be a roadmap to Tanzania's development, veteran politician, Mr Kingunge Ngombale Mwiru has said. Addressing editors from different media houses in Dar es Salaam on ...

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Former Tanzania CJ Joins Kikwete Succession Race
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Arusha — The current President of the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights Justice Augustino Ramadhani has joined the race to be the Tanzanian ruling party's presidential candidate. Justice Ramadhani, former Chief Justice of Tanzania, joins more ...
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>Finally, CCM’s six presidential hopefuls who were suspended over premature campaigns to succeed President Jakaya Kikwete are now free to engage in the party’s political affairs after 12 months of being in the cold.

>Veteran politician and CCM leader Kingunge Ngombale Mwiru must have angered many candidates vying for the presidency through the ruling party’s ticket when he said none of them have what it takes to go for the highest post in the land.