Why PCCB ‘not issue’ in Katiba?

>What has been in controversy for several months about the referendum date now is clear. At last, what has been anticipated by the majority citizenry has been fulfilled – the referendum has indefinitely been put on hold.  Last year, President Jakaya Kikwete, while on a state visit to China, announced that the referendum day would be on April 30.  It was argued that the President’s mandate in setting a date for the referendum is given vide section 4 of the Referendum Act,...

Corruption is one of the oldest evils in the heart of human beings that has been an obstacle of socio-economic development in many countries. It is from this root that all states have been enacting laws for curbing corruption.

The Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) does not get a mention in the Draft Constitution unveiled in Dodoma despite the recommendations of eight committees, The Citizen has learnt.

Finally, the puzzle on the IPTL, PAP and Tegeta escrow account has been solved in Parliament amid hot debates among MPs.

PCCB gets 28 graft cases
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PCCB in Kinondoni Zone, Dar es Salaam, has nabbed six CCM contenders over corruption allegations in connection with nominations for various positions for October general election. The Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) has also ...

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PCCB now included in Constitution
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In an effort to intensify the fight against corruption, the Constituent Assembly (CA) yesterday resolved to add to the Final draft of the Constitution provisions for the anti-corruption body, Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB). The decision ...

PCCB needs support in anti-graft endeavour
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THE mainstream media, both electronic and print, has recently reported how the Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) is professionally executing its duties as the country heads for general elections in October, this year. Two days ago ...

>The police, Tanzania Revenue Authority and the Judiciary remain the most corrupt sectors in the country, says a new corruption perception study. Most Tanzanians now believe that corruption increased in the last one year, with the police, tax officials and judges and magistrates leading the pack as the most corrupt public servants.

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PCCB for seizure of illegal property
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THE Director of Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau, Dr Edward Hosea, has called for amendments to anti corruption laws to allow for nationalisation of properties of culprits found guilty of acquiring their wealth through corrupt means. He made ...