Ruling party faces tough challenge in Tanzanian election

Daily Times
Ruling party faces tough challenge in Tanzanian election
Daily Times
DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania's ruling party faces its toughest election test on Sunday in more than half of a century in power as it seeks to fend off a presidential bid by a former prime minister who has vowed to create jobs that will help the poor. With ...
War on poverty, corruption to be stepped up with CCM in powerDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Election in Tanzania to Challenge Half a...

Daily Times

Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

The Star

24 Oct

Ruling party faces tough challenge in Tanzania election

The Star
Ruling party faces tough challenge in Tanzania election
The Star
Former Tanzania's Prime Minister and main opposition party CHADEMA presidential candidate Edward Lowassa (C) addresses a campaign rally at the Rwanda-Nzovwe grounds in Mbeya city in the Southern Highlands in Tanzania, October 18, 2015.
War on poverty, corruption to be stepped up with CCM in powerDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
As contenders wait for judgment day tomorrow.IPPmedia
Tanzanians Poised...

 

9 years ago

BBC

23 Oct

Tanzania election: Will the ruling party lose?

Will Tanzania's ruling party hold on to power?

 

9 years ago

Financial Times

29 Oct

Tanzania ruling party wins election

Financial Times
Tanzania ruling party wins election
Financial Times
Tanzania's Chama Cha Mapinduzi will extend its tenure as Africa's longest-ruling party, after its candidate John Magufuli was declared the country's fifth president on Thursday following an acrimonious election in which the main opposition candidate ...
Ruling Party Wins Tanzania Vote as Opposition Rejects ResultWall Street Journal
Tanzania's ruling party wins presidential electionIrish Independent
Tanzania announces election...

 

10 years ago

BBC

Burundi ruling party wins election

Burundi's ruling party wins 77 out of 100 elected seats in a parliamentary poll boycotted by the main opposition.

 

9 years ago

Thirds Of Seats In Parliament

28 Oct

Tanzanian Ruling Party Expects Two

Tanzanian Ruling Party Expects Two-Thirds of Seats in Parliament
Bloomberg
Tanzania's ruling party expects to win at least two thirds of the seats in parliament after Sunday's general election, deputy Communications Minister January Makamba said, as the opposition warned of unrest over the outcome. “From our in-house tallying ...

 

9 years ago

The Daily Star

28 Oct

Ruling party holds lead in Tanzania election

The Daily Star
Ruling party holds lead in Tanzania election
The Daily Star
Supporters of the opposition Chadema party celebrate outside a polling station in Dar es Salaam after the National Electoral Commission declared Chadema's candidate Halima Mdee winner of the Kawe parliamentary seat during the general elections on ...

 

9 years ago

Shanghai Daily (Subscription)

23 Sep

Independent poll gives Tanzania ruling party lead before October election

Independent poll gives Tanzania ruling party lead before October election
Shanghai Daily (subscription)
DAR ES SALAAM, Sept. 22 (Xinhua) -- Some 65 percent of Tanzanians preferred to vote for the ruling party's presidential candidate John Magufuli ahead of the October election, according to an independent poll published on Tuesday. "More than 62 percent ...
CCM most popular, survey showsDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Tanzania's presidential race is not as tight as...

 

9 years ago

Coastweek

24 Sep

Poll suggests Tanzania ruling party lead before October election

Poll suggests Tanzania ruling party lead before October election
Coastweek
DAR ES SALAAM Tanzania (Xinhua) -- Some 65 per cent of Tanzanians preferred to vote for the ruling party's presidential candidate John Magufuli ahead of the October election, according to an independent poll published on Tuesday. "More than 62 per ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

25 Mar

Ruling party MPs defy top organ on 2016 election

>The ruling NRM party legislators have vowed to go to their constituencies to “market” President Yoweri Museveni’s sole candidature and “highlight” the party achievements ahead of the 2016 general elections.

 

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