Tanzania Kwanza and Ukawa activism faulted

Askari kanzu wa Mkoa wa Dodoma wakiwa wamemkamata mtuhumiwa wa utapeli, John Thompson (mwenye suti), anayedaiwa kutapeli fedha za kukodisha ukumbi kwa ajili ya kuandaa mkutano wa maridhiano kati ya kundi la Tanzania Kwanza na Ukawa katika Ukumbi wa Dodoma Hoteli jana. Picha na Fidelis Felix.

NA FREDY AZZAH, DODOMA

MKUTANO uliotangazwa kwa mbwembwe wa kukutanisha wajumbe wa Umoja wa Katiba ya Wananchi (Ukawa) na wale wa Tanzania Kwanza, umeyeyuka kiaina huku mwandaaji akilalama kutapeliwa na...

WAKATI mchakato wa Katiba mpya ukiendelea na safari yake kupitia kwenye vikwazo vinavyowekwa makusudi na wenye hila, ambao hata hivyo hawawezi kufafanua sababu za kufanya hivyo wakaeleweka, wapo wananchi wanaojiuliza...

Kundi la Tanzania Kwanza linaloundwa na baadhi ya wajumbe wa Bunge la Katiba limelaani hatua ya kundi la Umoja wa Katiba ya Wananchi (Ukawa) kwa kususia vikao vya Bunge hilo linaloendelea mjini hapa.

>The Council of Political Parties is now blaming the existence of informal groups within the Constituent Assembly (CA) on the repeated chaos rocking the House.

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>Tanzania has 53 banks. These are too many in a country where many households live on less than $2 (about Sh3,200) a day and  the majority people are financially illiterate.

There’s a lot of debate about young people’s use of digital media and social media platforms and how these affect their involvement, or lack there of, in key political and civic issues. 

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