We could end up with a non-national Katiba

>Even before independence, Tanganyika had already identified poverty, ignorance and disease as three main enemies of development. The new government after independence under the leadership of the first president, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, devised various development plans and strategies to achieve its goal of having well-to-do society that could not only be literate, but also enjoy good health.

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Members of Parliament are today expected to wind up the debate on the 2014/15 national Budget estimates ready for the Finance minister, Ms Saada Mkuya Salum, and her deputies, Mr Adam Malima, and Mr Mwigulu Nchemba, to respond to their concerns.

President Jakaya Kikwete said yesterday he was optimistic talks between the Registrar of Political Parties and major political parties will unlock the stalemate on the constitution review process.

Daily News
End in sight for Katiba stalemate
Daily News
AFTER nearly five months of confusion that marred the ongoing constitution writing process, consensus is likely to be reached following a meeting held on Sunday between President Jakaya Kikwete and leaders of main political parties. There has been ...

There is light at the end of the tunnel. This phrase aptly applied to heartening developments as the Constituent Assembly (CA) prepares to resume its deliberations on the second draft constitution early next month.

To move forward, backtrack, or stagnate: any of these may be the outcome of today’s scheduled meeting between President Kikwete and Ukawa representatives.

Mail & Guardian Africa
Tanzania to offer slice of national airline to buyers, after national election
Mail & Guardian Africa
State-owned Air Tanzania says does not have enough aircraft to compete in the business, with final plan to become clearer after next month's ballot. An Air Tanzania aircraft. The carrier will be seeking partners, it says. TANZANIA'S government is ...
Tanzania Plans to Sell Stake in National Airline After ElectionsBloomberg

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