Tunisia secularists win elections

Tunisian secularists are poised to win the most seats in a close-run parliamentary election, pushing the ruling Islamists into second place.

Tunisia thrash Djobouti as the 2017 Nations Cup qualifiers begin, with Morocco also winning and Guinea suffering a shock defeat.

Speaking to journalist at Lumumba, CCM National Executive Committee member, January Makamba, say the scientific research conducted by an independent institution shows that the ruling party is going to win in 2015 General Election.

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Albinos allegedly murdered for lucky charms to help win Tanzanian elections
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At least 75 people with albinism, including children, have reportedly been murdered in Tanzania since 2000. Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP/Getty Images. The Tanzanian government urged politicians against seeking witchcraft to widen their chances of winning the ...
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Chadema presidential candidate, Mr Edward Lowassa, today asked wananchi to utilize opportunities that emerge in the East African Community (EAC) so that they could compete and benefit from integration.

Trade associations worldwide perform the task of promoting the business interests of their members. They lobby, gather information, carry out research and set industry standards with the ultimate goal of combining members’ voice under one banner to effectively protect their mutual interests.

South African President Jacob Zuma says closer ties between Africa and China will be a "win-win" co-operation.