The economic task awaiting Magufuli after his swearing-in

Nigeria finally has a government after a wait of more than five months but the new ministers have their work cut out to reverse a damaging slump in Africa's leading economy.

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What foreign writers say about the Swearing in of Dr Magufuli
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Despite his presidential welcome and high-profile arrival in Tanzania this week, Nigerian Pastor T.B. Joshua was notably absent at Thursday's inauguration of the new Tanzanian President Dr John Pombe Magufuli. Local media was awash with the news of ...
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20 African heads of state to attend Magufuli swearing-in
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At least 20 African heads of states have confirmed that they are going to attend the swearing-in ceremony of the Tanzania's fifth phase President Dr John Magufuli. Slated for tomorrow, the event will also be attended by all former Tanzania's presidents ...
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Ukawa boycott swearing-in of President-elect John Magufuli
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Top opposition leaders forming the Coalition of People's Constitution (Ukawa) will not attend the swearing-in of Dr John Magufuli as the fifth President of Tanzania slated for Uhuru stadium today. A statement released yesterday by Chama cha Demokrasia ...

President-elect John Magufuli has promised to hit the ground running as soon as he is sworn in on November 5.

Under normal circumstances Ben Laseko, a chief executive officer of a Christian outfit lending money to the ordinary people at the grassroots level, would not take much time to discuss politics,especially the unnecessary in-fights among rival politicians.

Today is a big day to President-elect John Magufuli as he takes the oath of office before the eyes of scores of senior leaders from friendly nations, envoys, officials representing multinational organisations and millions of Tanzanians.

The United Nations has launched the Sustainable Development Goals – a new set of targets that global leaders have signed up to, including Shakira, David Beckham, and Pope Francis.

The CCM presidential candidate, Dr John Pombe Magufuli, yesterday promised to turn Singida Region into one of the country’s economic hubs if elected to the highest office on October 25.