We’ll die protecting our houses, Jangwani residents vow

Some residents who vacated their farms in 2011 to pave the way for the construction of an international airport at Msalato in Dodoma municipality have vowed not to take part in the forthcoming General Election following failure by the government to compensate them.

>Some residents of Hospital Street in Igunga District  have vowed to file a case against the district executive director (DED) for allegedly failing to pay them compensation for their land which was taken by the council for expanding the district  hospital.

Five Kagera residents die in separate incidents
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POLICE in Kagera Region are investigating incidents where five people were killed in two separate incidents, Kagera Regional Police Commander (RPC) Mr Augustine Ollomi has said. Mr Ollomi said on September 7, this year three people riding on a same ...

Three Dar residents die in separate incidents
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THREE people, including a five-year-old boy whose body was found floating in water, died in separate incidents in Dar es Salaam on Wednesday. In the first incident, the boy identified as Tariq Said of Kivule in Ilala Municipality was found dead in a pool of ...

Three Mbeya residents die in separate incidents
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THREE people died in separate incidents in Mbeya Region, police have said. In one of the incidents, an unidentified man died on the spot after being beaten with heavy objects by unknown assailants on Tuesday evening. The Mbeya Regional Police ...

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The ruling CCM is happy with the ethical drive, effi-ciency and industriousness of President John Magufuli’s government and declared full support to the new Head of State.

China’s pledge to continue supporting Africa in achieving development and prosperity has once again refuted the rhetoric of “neocolonialism” in the continent.

President John Magufuli hopes the Zanzibar political stalemate will soon be resolved.