Sh14bn spent, still no new constitution

>A new bridge has been opened on the border between Tanzania and Rwanda.The bridge at Rusumo crosses over the Akagera River and had been under construction since May 2012.

The minister for Water, Prof Jumanne Maghembe, has assured urban water authorities in the country that the accumulated debts amounting to Sh13.6 billion will be settled through budgetary allocations in the 2014/15 financial year through the Treasury.

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Tanzania Constitution Forum seeks draft constitution distributed before referendum
Sabahi Online
The Tanzania Constitution Forum (TCF) has called on the government to distribute copies of the draft constitution before it goes to a vote in the March referendum, Tanzania's Daily News reported Tuesday (December 30th).
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Constitution Forum Seeks Draft Constitution Distributed Before Referendum
AllAfrica.com
The Tanzania Constitution Forum (TCF) has called on the government to distribute copies of the draft constitution before it goes to a vote in the March referendum, Tanzania's Daily News reported Tuesday (December 30th). "We have asked the Ministry of ...
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>3.5 million subscribers of Tigo Tanzania will share a staggering Sh14.25 billion ($8.7 million) of profits accumulated on mobile money account, the company announced yesterday.

>The Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar through its institutions, including the State House, owes the Zanzibar Electricity Corporation (Zeco) around Sh13.6 billion in unpaid bills. This was revealed after the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) of Zanzibar tabled the 2012/13 report before the House of Representatives and the minister for State House and Good Governance Dr Mwinyihaji Makame Mwadini.

“Dost thou love life?” asked Benjamin Franklin. “Then do not squander your time, for that is the stuff life is made of.”

As millions of mobile phone users in Tanzania click the “dial” or “send” button on their fancied mobile phones to text or call their friends, they spend roughly Sh1 trillion ($600 million) in a month, The Citizen can reveal today.

Dodoma. Spend more, get more results—and that is what seems to be the only explanation for the government’s unusual spending, which witnessed about Sh106 billion being spent within one month in the education sector alone.