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Yanga: Baraza still our player
07/11/2009 by rabia.
Young Africans have rubbished rumours that Mike Baraza would be offloaded to join their bitter rivals Simba.
The club’s information officer, Louis Sendeu said Baraza has a valid contract with Young Africans and decision to axe him would come from coach Kosta Papic and the executive committee.
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Majimaji seal 3-2 win over Moro United
07/11/2009 by rabia.
Majimaji fought gallantly to edge out struggling Moro United 3-2 in an exciting Vodacom Premier League match played at Uhuru Stadium in Dar es Salaam.
Majimaji kicked off the match on a high tempo and it took them 18 minute to break the deadlock through Juma Mpola. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tanzania for World Pool Championship
07/11/2009 by rabia.
Tanzania has booked its ticket to the next year’s World Pool Championship after finishing fifth at the just ended All Africa Tournament in South Africa.
Having guaranteed their place, the team will now continue gearing up for the championship, which will be held in France.
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Financial constraint puts new districts on hold
07/11/2009 by rabia.
| The Government said it would not honour new requests to split districts because of financial constraints.
The minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office (Regional Administration and Local Governments), Ms Celina Kombani, gave the position in Parliament. |
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PM Pinda tells CUF to go to court
07/11/2009 by rabia.
Prime Minister Mr Mizengo Pinda has told the opposition Civic United Front (CUF) to go to court if the party sincerely believes that the decision by the National Electoral Commission (NEC) to destroy obsolete voter registration cards was against the law.
He made the remark when responding to a question from the Leader of the Official Opposition in Parliament, Mr Hamad Rashid Mohammed (Wawi-CUF), who reminded the Prime Minister of a question he asked earlier about the Government’s statement on the NEC move. Read the rest of this entry »
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Observers faults suspension of probe
07/11/2009 by rabia.
News about the suspension of interrogations to Members of Parliament over double payment of allowances by the Prevention and Combating of Corruptions Bureau (PCCB), have led to a call of resignation of the institution’s board of directors.
It was exclusively reported that the anti corruption agency had suspended its controversial investigation towards Members of Parliament on the receipt of double payment of allowances for a similar task. Read the rest of this entry »
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Karume, Seif hold rare talks on peace
07/11/2009 by rabia.
Early signs of thawing relations among Zanzibar’s main political antagonists emerged, with a rare meeting between President Amani Abeid Karume and his long time political rival and critic, Seif Shariff Hamad.
President Karume hosted the Civic United Front (CUF) Secretary General who was stepping back into the Zanzibar State House after several years of boycotting joint meetings with the President and also his predecessor.
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WAR ON GRAFT: You are failing us, JK tells the west
07/11/2009 by rabia.
President Jakaya Kikwete said that grand corruption cases were difficult to probe and conclude due to among other things inadequate cooperation from international intelligence and crime agencies.
Speaking at the second Economist business roundtable in Dar es Salaam, Mr Kikwete said the cases were so intricate to be handled by local authorities alone. He said the scams were schemes that involved many people, both locals and foreigners as well as big corporations, which posed a big intelligence gathering challenge.
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