Stay out of politics, Lowassa tells police

>Tuesday. South African President Jacob Zuma hit back at Nobel peace laureate Desmond Tutu on Monday for his criticism of the ruling African National Congress, two days before general polls.

On Wednesday, the Constituent Assembly elected Mr Samuel Sitta the chairman. This victory for former Speaker of the National Assembly, who managed Parliament well between 2006 and 2010, confirms that much as his party pushed him aside in favour of another as Speaker for the Tenth Parliament, lawmakers—almost to a man—still have faith in him.

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The National Identification Authority (Nida) has warned local government executives against associating the programme of issuing national identity cards to Tanzanians with people’s political affiliation.

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PAC tells Police to go electronic in all payments
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THE Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has directed the Police Force to ensure that all collections, including road fines are made electronically to help check all loopholes of dishonesty and increase government revenue. PAC Deputy Chairman ...

Lipumba ignored police order, witness tells court
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THE Assistant Commissioner of Police, Mr Sebastian Zachariah, yesterday, told the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court that CUF Chairman, Prof Lipumba and other party members continued with demonstrations despite a lawful order against doing so.

Political commentators have commended former Prime Minister Edward Lowassa’s decision to remain active in the country’s politics.

Chadema Presidential candidate Edward Lowassa has cautioned the National Electoral Commission (NEC) to be careful or risk plunging the general election into chaos.

Presidential hopeful on CCM ticket Edward Lowassa says he expects firm backing of President Jakaya Kikwete in his Ikulu bid.