Sunday Humor Pictures!

History made last Sunday
Daily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
TANZANIANS made history on Sunday after holding the general election that witnessed massive turnout in many parts of the country. View Comments. It is the fifth general election since the country reintroduced multi-party political system in 1992.

African election observers are upbeat about Sunday's scheduled elections, saying meetings with stakeholders in the country have been positive.

Regional retailer, Nakumatt Holdings, will on Sunday morning officially open the doors to its 48th branch located at Mlimani City Mall, Kinondoni District in Dar es salaam.The new branch, will also be aptly known as “Nakumatt Mlimani” and will provide a convenient shopping spot for shoppers in Dar es Salaam.
What:                         Nakumatt Mlimani branch openingWhen:                        Sunday, July 27th, 2014Where:                       Mlimani City...

Waimbaji wa Glorious Worship Team (GWT) wakilishambulia jukwaa katika Sunday Celebration Season 6. Kiongozi wa Bendi ya The Jordan, Daniel Mbepera, akiimba kwa hisia sambamba na bendi yake.…

The dust is gradually settling down following the announcement of the winner of the highly contested 2015 presidential race on Thursday.

“Friday, Saturday and Sunday should be omitted by the National Electoral Commission to allow Tanzanians the chance to worship for the peaceful elections. Hence Monday will be convenient for all voters to exercise they civic right,” says the politician.

Voice of America
Monitors Upbeat About Sunday's Elections in Tanzania
Voice of America
October 23, 2015 9:20 PM. African election observers are upbeat about Sunday's scheduled elections in Tanzania, saying meetings with stakeholders in the country have been positive. Arthur Moody Awori, leader of the East African Community observer ...
Media Launch Statement By Leader of EAC EOM MissionAllAfrica.com
Africa's rocket science: Free and fair electionsVentures Africa

all 5