Presenter urges colleagues to subordinate party interests to collective patriotic ideas

Forgo party interests, student body urges Constituent Assembly
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THE Tanzania Students Networking Programme (TSNP) has urged members of the Constituent Assembly (CA) to abandon their political differences in order to get the country a new constitution by 2015. Speaking in Dar es Salaam, TSNP Secretary, ...

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Shun dirty politics, aspirant urges colleagues
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The Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party aspirant for the Ntyuka ward, Theobart Maina has challenged fellow politicians to shun dirty politics during the campaigns, saying the public want to hear nothing but development agendas. Speaking at one of his ...

…Forum urges members to shun personal interests
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MEMBERS of the constituent assembly, now in its formation stages, have been called upon to embrace patriotism and put aside personal interests in the task of improving the draft. A forum of academicians, opinion leaders, professionals, religious leaders and ...
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Tanzanian Patriotic Front the latest party to join nation's political arena
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Political Parties Registrar Judge Francis Mutungi has granted temporary registration to a new party dubbed Tanzanian Patriotic Front (TPF Mashujaa) bringing the total number of political parties in the country to 23. Speaking shortly after the approval ...

>Policy Forum has identified areas in the second draft of the National Petroleum Policy that need improvement to ensure that national interests are safeguarded.

A former television presenter from a modest background, Letizia Ortiz will break the mould of the classic royal when she is crowned queen of Spain.

The daughter of Nelson Mandela, Makaziwe Mandela, has paid tribute to BBC presenter Komla Dumor who died suddenly on Saturday at the age of 41.

>A Dar es Salaam-based investment advisor, Core Capital Limited, yesterday launched a new collective investment scheme that offers investors with investment opportunities using their meagre small-firm resources.

Diama Shadrack Milwapa is one of the few women in her trade. The 32-year-old welder works at a local artistic collective that turns wasted materials into unique creations.