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Tanzania: Social Media Boosts Constitutional Review
Daily News, 20 November 2012
NEARLY one million Tanzanians have, so far, given their views on the desired contents of the envisaged Constitution. A further 50,000 people have aired their views through mobile… Read more »
Tanzania Constitutional Review Taken to Social Media
Nearly 28,000 people have visited the Constitution Review Commission's Facebook page and aired their views, Chairman Joseph Warioba has said. The government has been actively seeking feedback to re-draft the legal document.
Tanzanians have, in increasing numbers, taken to social media to express their views on the constitution.
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Tanzania: Constitution Review Board Urged to Reflect Views of Zanzibaris
Daily News, 20 November 2012
THE Constitution Review Commission (CRC) has been challenged to ensure that the country gets a constitution that reflects calls and wishes of Zanzibaris and Tanzanians in general. Read more »
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Tanzania: 'New Constitution Must Ensure Equal Rights for All'
Daily News, 17 November 2012
THE Executive Director of the Mwalimu Nyerere Foundation (MNF), Mr Joseph Butiku, has called for a constitution that would ensure equal rights for all citizens as envisioned by the… Read more »
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Tanzania: Land Ownership Gets Impetus in New Katiba
Daily News, 17 November 2012
A CROSS section of Tanzanians have called for the issue of land ownership from household, village to national level to be enshrined in the new constitution and be explicit on the… Read more »
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Tanzania: Rewriting of Constitution On Track - Prime Minister
Daily News, 9 November 2012
THE Prime Minister, Mr Mizengo Pinda, has reiterated that the ongoing process of rewriting the constitution will end in 2014 as it was planned and that the country will go into… Read more »
InFocus
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The Secretary General of the Kenyan Constitution Forum, Kawive Wambua, has urged the media in Tanzania to take a pro-active role in shaping the constitution review discussions. Read more »
