US details military role in Somalia

Opposition Decries Military Role in Voter Registration
AllAfrica.com
Tanzanian opposition politicians have objected to National Electoral Commission (NEC) plans to deploy the military at voter registration centres next week, Tanzania's The Citizen reported Thursday (December 11th). NEC Director of Elections Julius Malaba ...

Tanzanian opposition decries military role in voter registration
Sabahi Online
Tanzanian opposition politicians have objected to National Electoral Commission (NEC) plans to deploy the military at voter registration centres next week, Tanzania's The Citizen reported Thursday (December 11th).
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At least 30 people are killed as al-Shabab gunmen attack a military base used by African Union peacekeepers in southern Somalia, witnesses say.

>The Sh306 billion Tegeta escrow scandal kicked off a countrywide uproar yesterday, with the majority of Tanzanians demanding accountability from key players. For the second day running, open air debate in major cities and chitchat on social media was virtually dominated by the report on the scandal that was tabled on Wednesday by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC).

A new VAT law is about to be introduced by the government which shall repeal the current VAT Act 1997.

Three individuals out of the seven named in a leaked offshore data, who used Tanzanian addresses to register companies, were agents acting and facilitating some local leaders and businesspeople in illicit financial deals.

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>The government of Tanzania has said it is still gathering information on Ummul Khayr Sadri,  the 19-year-old Zanzibari girl who was arrested in Kenya while reportedly was en route to join Somali-based Al-Shaabab militants.

>Details of the operation of a syndicate behind the theft of  billions of shillings from commercial banks can be revealed today. Comprising dishonest employees, security personnel and civilian gangs, the syndicate is alive and operating in the country’s major cities.