Rousseff gains momentum in tight Brazil election race

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Tanzania Votes in Tight Election Race
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With Brazil’s economy struggling, a scandal at its state-run oil company and nearly three-quarters of voters saying they want change from their government, President Dilma Rousseff looks vulnerable in her bid for re-election this October.

H.E. Dilma Rousseff, President of BrazilH.E. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, President of the United Republic of Tanzania has sent a congratulatory message to Her Excellency Dilma Rousseff on the occasion of her re-election as President of the Federative Republic of Brazil.
The message reads as follows.
“Her Excellency Dilma Rousseff  The President of the Federative Republic of Brazil,  Brasilia,  BRAZIL.
I have received with great pleasure the news of your re-election to the highest office of your...

>Campaigns to save Tanzania’s endangered elephants continue to gather steam with several activities lined up to support the government efforts to combat poaching that has recently soiled the country’s image internationally.

Construction of labs gains momentum in Mara
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CONSTRUCTION of laboratories for science subjects in schools is increasingly gaining momentum in Mara Region, according to reports from all districts of the Lake Zone Region. A total of 90 laboratories are under construction in Tarime District alone.

Voter registration gains momentum in Lake Zone
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REGISTRATION of voters in Zone D that comprises Kashai, Hamugembe and Nshambya wards is expected to start today, Bukoba Municipal Registration Officer, Mr Erick Bazoyapora has disclosed. He noted that 14,746 eligible voters have been registered in ...

The two leading candidates in Zambia's presidential election are in a tight race, with three-quarters of the votes counted.

Malawians are voting in what is expected to be one of the tightest elections in the country's history, with Joyce Banda facing three strong challengers.

The race has begun and it is surely going to be the tightest this country has ever seen on its political terrain spanning nearly six decades and with already four competitive elections.