WILL THE OUTCOME OF MALAWI ELECTIONS MAKE OR FURTHER BREAK LAKE NYASA TALKS?

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Deadlock in Malawi and Tanzania on Lake Malawi border mediation talks
Malawi Today
Mediation talks between Malawi and neighbouring Tanzania on the border dispute over Lake Malawi ended in a deadlock last week. Head of the mediating team, former Mozambican President Joaquim Chissano is quoted by allafrica.com as having publicly ...
Tanzania: After Two Days, No Agreement Over Lake NiassaAllAfrica.com
Dar firm on border claimDaily News
Tanzania, Malawi fail to reach agreement on border...

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Tanzania: Peaceful Means To Resolve Lake Nyasa Border Dispute With Malawi
Bernama
DAR ES SALAAM, July 21 (BERNAMA-NNN-DAILYNEWS) -- President Jakaya Kikwete has maintained that Tanzania will not engage in any war with Malawi as a means to resolve Lake Nyasa boundary dispute. "It is possible to get a solution over the issue of ...
Kikwete rules out military option to resolve Tanzania-Malawi border disputeStarAfrica.com
No clashes with Malawi likely, says JKIPPmedia
Peaceful means to...

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Lake dispute: Tanzania and Malawi leaders have held US talks
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DAR ES SALAAM (Xinhua) -- Against the backdrop of the border dispute between Tanzania and Malawi over Lake Nyasa, Malawian President Peter Mutharika held talks with his Tanzanian counterpart in Washington, Tanzania's State House said on Friday.
Pres Mutharika pledges dual citizenship, addresses Malawians living in the USThe Maravi Post
Mutharika promises dual citizenship: Addresses Malawians in USNyasa Times
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Politicians have yet another opportunity to scrutinise the draft constitution and chart the way forward. Leaders across party lines expected to discuss the Draft under the umbrella of Tanzania Centre for Democracy (TCD) chaired by NCCR-Mageuzi’s James Mbatia.

Negotiations to end a strike that has severely hit platinum production in South Africa have been suspended indefinitely.

Colleges to Go On Break for Elections
AllAfrica.com
Tanzania's National Council for Technical Education (NACTE) has directed all colleges to remain closed to allow students to participate in the general election slated for October 25. Mr Adold Rutayuga, NACTE Acting Executive Secretary Adolf Rutayuga ...

Perhaps more than any other period in the country’s history, the next twelve months will see Tanzanians participate in crucial political activities which if mishandled, will leave them to rue the opportunity for many years to come.

With the official start of this year’s election campaigns yesterday, Tanzania has entered the most sensitive phase in its political life: a make or break time.

>Now after Arthur Peter Mutharika has been declared winner in the Malawian presidential election, the question among many Tanzanians especially those living close to Lake Nyasa is what next for the border row?