Sheikhs call for sobriety, impartiality as polls date nears

Azam FC are back in a mission to exploit fellow title challengers Simba Sports on their December 12’s Mainland Vodacom Premier League tie.

The legal fraternity on Wednesday reiterated their doubts over the possibility of the General Election taking place as scehduled given the slow pace in voter registration.

Preparations for the forthcoming local government election scheduled for October, this year are underway but the Prime Minister, Mr Mizengo Pinda, said yesterday that the holding of the polls would depend on completion of the constitution making process.

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The National Electoral Commission (NEC) will open a 24-hour call centre to help voters identify their polling stations ahead of the October 25 General Election.

Christians in the country yesterday celebrated the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Religious leaders in various regions preached on peace, tranquillity and love as the country heads to the General Election in October.

Sobriety must prevail in borrowing
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THE marathon National Assembly session kicks off in Dodoma today and its main business will be to deliberate on the government's budget for the 2014/2015 fiscal year. Finance Minister Ms Saada Mkuya Salum said in Dar es Salaam last week, that the ...

Church calls for sobriety in CA
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THE Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Dodoma, Gervas Nyaisonga, has condemned a tendency by some members of the Constituent Assembly (CA) to engage in unnecessary arguments, which he said were tarnishing the image of the House.