UN, Western Governments Issue Security Advisories During Tanzania Polls

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UN, Western Governments Issue Security Advisories During Tanzania Polls
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For the first time, several Western countries and the UN have issued security advisories to staff and citizens in Tanzania during the election period. Expressing fears of possible security risks during and after the General Election to be held on ...
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AllAfrica.Com

27 Oct

Task Force Addresses Security Issue During Polls

Task Force Addresses Security Issue During Polls
AllAfrica.com
Outside forces with dubious motives may take advantage of the Tanzanian Polls to stir conflicts behind the shield of General Elections. That was among the observations made during the Arusha Peace Enhancement Taskforce (APET) meeting held in Arusha ...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

03 Dec

Escrow to be major polls issue election issue

Finally, the puzzle on the IPTL, PAP and Tegeta escrow account has been solved in Parliament amid hot debates among MPs.

 

9 years ago

GlobalPost

20 Oct

Tourists assured of more security ahead of Tanzania's polls

Tourists assured of more security ahead of Tanzania's polls
GlobalPost
ARUSHA, Tanzania, Oct. 20 (Xinhua) -- The northern Tanzanian authorities on Tuesday assured tourists of their safety ahead of the general elections slated for October 25. "As police force and other security agencies, we are encouraging tourists to ...

 

9 years ago

GlobalPost

29 Sep

Tanzania tightens security ahead of October polls

Tanzania tightens security ahead of October polls
GlobalPost
DAR ES SALAAM, Sept. 28 (Xinhua) -- The National Electoral Commission in Tanzania said on Monday it was beefing up security at its headquarters to protect election facilities to be used in the east African nation's general elections slated for Oct. 25.

 

9 years ago

Coastweek

29 Sep

Tanzania Commission tightens security ahead of October polls

Tanzania Commission tightens security ahead of October polls
Coastweek
DAR ES SALAAM Tanzania (Xinhua) -- The National Electoral Commission in Tanzania said on Monday it was beefing up security at its headquarters to protect election facilities to be used in the east African nation's general elections slated for Oct. 25.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

16 Mar

Tourism: Security is the issue; not assurances

Ministers in charge of tourism in the East African Community (EAC) could have done better at the close of the International Tourism Fair in Berlin, Germany, than assume that tourists would listen to their reassurances about security.

 

10 years ago

The New Age Online

12 May

Burundians flee to western Tanzania

Business Insider
Burundians flee to western Tanzania
The New Age Online
More than 50 000 Burundians have fled to neighboring countries in recent weeks amid violent protests triggered by President Pierre Nkurunziza's plan to run for a third term. The Burundian refugees flocked to Kagunga in Tanzania to board the MV Liemba, ...
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10 years ago

GlobalPost

11 Oct

Four killed in western Tanzania road accident

Four killed in western Tanzania road accident
GlobalPost
DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 11 (Xinhua) -- Four people were killed and 14 others injured on Saturday in a road accident in western Tanzania's Katavi region, said police authorities. Dhahiri Kidavashari, the Katavi regional police commander, said the accident ...

 

10 years ago

DefenceWeb

12 May

Fleeing Burundians flock to western Tanzania

defenceWeb
Fleeing Burundians flock to western Tanzania
defenceWeb
Burundians flee to Tanzania When heavily pregnant Hadija Mchume saw everyone in her Burundian village packing up to flee political violence, she knew she had to join them. "It was a terrible moment for me, but I was strong enough to run away because I ...
Burundians flee to western TanzaniaThe New Age Online
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