Why Katiba vote remains a dream

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Kikwete: Vote 'Yes' for new Katiba
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CCM National Chairman, President Jakaya Kikwete, has made a fresh call to all Tanzanians who have attained voting age to register, starting this month, in preparation for the referendum on the new constitution slated for April 30 and general elections later ...

Pengo speaks out on Katiba vote
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THE Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dar es Salaam, Polycarp Cardinal Pengo, has advised religious leaders to let their followers be guided by their will when voting for the referendum on the Proposed Constitution. Speaking in Dar es Salaam over the ...

>The planned referendum on the Proposed Constitution is likely to be held side by side with the General Election in October, The Citizen can report today.

>Parties affiliated to the Coalition of Defenders of People’s Constitution, or Ukawa in its Kiswahili acronym, will not take part in the Referendum slated for April 30.

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Katiba vote set for next April
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THE envisaged referendum for the proposed constitution will be conducted on April 30, next year, President Jakaya Kikwete announced on Tuesday. President Kikwete and the President of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar, Dr Ali Mohamed Shein, ...

The government has made it clear that it is determined to implement the Referendum for the Proposed Constitution as per schedule.

Constituent Assembly (CA) Chairman Mr Samuel Sitta should not subject the proposed Constitution to a vote by the MCAs next week, human rights activists said yesterday.

On Friday, the country was shocked with news that the parties forming what is known as the Coalition of the Defenders of the People’s Constitution—Ukawa, in its Kiswahili acronym—had decided to pull out of the planned Referendum for the Proposed Constitution slatted for April 30, this year.