Party contests CA nomination

>The nomination of 201 members of the Constituent Assembly is likely to favour Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) in decisions to be made by the House that comes once in decades.

29 ruling party members vie for Tanzaniapresidency nomination
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ARUSHA, Tanzania – At least 29 members of Tanzania's ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party have joined the presidential fray, collecting nomination forms in hopes of becoming the party's candidate in October general elections. “So far, big names on ...

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Tanzanian ruling party's presidential nomination race under way
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DAR ES SALAAM A former prime minister will open his campaign for the ruling party's presidential nomination this weekend, an aide said on Wednesday, beginning the race to be next leader of Tanzania. The Chama Cha Mapinduzi party has ruled the east ...
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The central committee of the ruling party, CCM, finished its meeting at midnight and came up with five names that would be seconded to the national executive committee for voting today, Saturday.

The first major attempt at opposition alliance in Kenya was in 1992, it involved FORD-Kenya and FORD-Asili, the two parties that had split from the original Forum for the Restoration of Democracy (FORD). FORD had been formed as a political lobby group just before multiparty politics was reintroduced in 1992. A number of factors accounted for this failed attempt at opposition alliance.

TTCL contests payment of 100m/- to its ex-employee
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THE Tanzania Telecommunications Limited (TTCL) has filed an application at the Court of Appeal for extension of time to allow it to apply for stay of execution of High Court decree for payment of 100m/- to its former employee, Stanly Mwabulambo. On May 10 ...

Mrema accused his rivals of undermining his credibility

Stakeholders in the wildlife industry have expressed concern over what they described as Tanzania’s authorities’ silence at a meeting held in Cotonou, Benin, that resolved to ban the elephant trade.

The Ghana FA says it will launch a legal challenge into a World Cup report that said $100,000 was paid to a "ball boy".