TLGU boss says won’t seek re-election in August poll

Matthysen Won't Seek Re-Election
AllAfrica.com
THE Tanzania Golf Union (TGU) Chairman Paul Matthysen will not seek re-election at the forthcoming general election set for early next year. TGU has unveiled their provision 2014 calendar that shows the union general election will be held in Moshi, ...

Dodoma. The government yesterday moved to assure the nation that the General Election, which is scheduled for the last week of October this year, will be held according to plan.

The Inspector General of Government (IGG), Justice Irene Mulyagonja, has said she is only answerable to Parliament, court and the President in fighting corruption, warning that anybody or authority that attempts to interfere with her investigations will be resisted outright.

Bujumbura. Burundi has charged 65 protesters with rebellion after they were arrested during clashes with police while calling for the president not to seek re-election, a prosecutor said.

Mail & Guardian Africa
Tanzania poll boss in alarm after 'militia training' claims made ahead of ...
Mail & Guardian Africa
The disturbing claim has emerged as campaigning heats up prior to the October 25 ballot in one of Africa's most stable countries. President Jakaya Kikwete (left) congratulates John Magufuli in Dodoma on July 12, 2015, on his nomination as the ruling ...
I'm mature enough for State House - Magufuli.IPPmedia
Warning in Tanzania over political militia groupsYahoo News
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KFM
EAC Boss Dr Sezibera Warns Uganda & Tanzania Against Election Violence
KFM
East African governments have been asked to use elections to consolidate and celebrate democracy thus contribute to the reduction of violence. Speaking in an interview with KFM, ahead of today's polls in Tanzania, the East African Community (EAC) ...
Tanzania votes in tight election raceNew Vision
JK relives Richmond scandal, selectivelyIPPmedia
Tanzania: It Is D-Day, Let Us All Vote Wisely and Uphold...

Once, twice, or, if you are an unlucky grandchild of God, three-four times, you’ve most probably found yourself in the awkward situation of being asked maswali ya kipolisi (police-like questions).

Poll suggests Tanzania ruling party lead before October election
Coastweek
DAR ES SALAAM Tanzania (Xinhua) -- Some 65 per cent of Tanzanians preferred to vote for the ruling party's presidential candidate John Magufuli ahead of the October election, according to an independent poll published on Tuesday. "More than 62 per ...

Independent poll gives Tanzania ruling party lead before October election
Shanghai Daily (subscription)
DAR ES SALAAM, Sept. 22 (Xinhua) -- Some 65 percent of Tanzanians preferred to vote for the ruling party's presidential candidate John Magufuli ahead of the October election, according to an independent poll published on Tuesday. "More than 62 percent ...
CCM most popular, survey showsDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Tanzania's presidential race is not as tight as...