What kind of leaders do Tanzanians want?

>A majority of Tanzanians are largely against the spying of their political leaders and even ordinary citizens by intelligence agencies – for whatever reason.

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Tanzanians really needs visionary political leaders
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THE Registrar of Political Parties, Judge Francis Mtungi, was quoted by a section of local media challenging political parties in the country to ensure they come up with visionary and patriotic leaders. He was speaking during NCCR-Mageuzi's General ...
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Elect committed leaders, Idd tells Tanzanians
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ZANZIBAR Second Vice-President, Ambassador Seif Ali Idd, has urged Tanzanians to choose serious and committed leaders during the October 25 general election. “Elect serious people who would take you to the next stage of the country's development,” he ...

Five Tanzanians are among top 100 Africans recognized by Paris-based Institut Choiseul as young economic leaders for tomorrow.

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Two Tanzanians win The Queen's Young Leaders of 2015
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II awards two young Tanzanians first ever Queen's Young Leaders Award. Her Majesty The Queen presented the inaugural Queen's Young Leaders Awards to two young people from Tanzania at a ceremony at Buckingham ...
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Five Tanzanians have featured in the top 100 Africans recognised by Paris-based Institut Choiseul as young economic leaders for tomorrow.

Minus Nigeria’s Goodluck Jonathan, whose presidential luck run out after losing an election to Muhammad Buhari a little over four months ago, Africa has two reigning, hat-wearing heads of state.

If ever there were a value which is unduly ignored yet which could save the world a whole lot of trouble, it would be empathy.

>The Constituent Assembly (CA) chairman, Mr Samuel Sitta, has pleaded with Tanzanians to give the assembly time to finish its work because abandoning it would subject the country to immeasurable loss. According to Mr Sitta money spent by the defunct Constitution Review Commission (CRC) and the CA would mean nothing to the country if CA activities are shelved now as proposed by many people.