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Tanzania:
Peace Prevails in Poll
Citizen, 1 November 2010
Millions of Tanzanians yesterday turned up at polling stations to elect a president, members of parliament and councilors, in a General Election that has been described as being… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Millions Vote in Peaceful Elections
Daily News, 31 October 2010
MILLIONS of Tanzanians voted smoothly and peacefully in the general elections throughout the country on Sunday. Read more »
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Tanzania:
Kikwete Expected to Retain His Seat as Citizens Vote
Nation, 30 October 2010
Tanzanians go to the ballot on Sunday, with some 19.6 million registered voters expected to elect the country's next president, 239 MPs and over 3,300 councillors. Read more »
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Tanzania:
For Opposition Parties, It's All About More Seats
East African, 1 November 2010
Tanzania's opposition parties are expected to capture new parliament seats in a dozen to 15 regions, along with critical new power to redraw constituency maps and influence local… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Election Campaigns Head Into Final Lap
Citizen, 30 October 2010
The three major political parties wind up their election campaigns today, ending a tough battle that has seen the presidential candidates traverse the width and breadth of the vast… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Factors That Would Shape General Election Outcome
Citizen, 30 October 2010
It is already being billed as one of the fiercest and most closely contested campaigns since the first multiparty General Election in 1995. Read more »
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Tanzania:
Kikwete Hints On His Next Cabinet
Citizen, 30 October 2010
The CCM presidential candidate, Mr Jakaya Kikwete, yesterday hinted on the type of government he will form if he wins tomorrow's General Election.The President, who is fighting to… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Dar es Salaam Will Be Key Election Battle Ground
Citizen, 29 October 2010
With the General Election only two days away, the political parties, which have during the campaign period not zeroed in on the commercial capital, Dar es Salaam, to harvest its… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Voters Are Ready for 2010 General Elections
Daily News, 28 October 2010
THE 72 days of the 2010 general election campaigns come to an end on Sunday when Tanzanians go to the polls to elect the President of the United Republic of Tanzania, President of… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Chaos, Violence Rock Lake Regions
Citizen, 29 October 2010
Incidents of political related chaos and violence have continued to rock the Lake regions with two days before Tanzanians cast their votes next Sunday. Read more »
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Tanzania:
Who's Who - Election Backgrounder
SANF, 29 October 2010
Tanzanians go to the polls on 31 October to elect their President and Members of Parliament for the next five years. Seven presidential candidates will take part in the polls,… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Election Observers Descend on Dar es Salaam
Daily News, 28 October 2010
HUNDREDS of foreignelection observers are in the country to monitor the general election to be held on Sunday, at the invitation of the National Electoral Commission (NEC). Apart… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Water Supply Emerges as Big Election Issue
ISS, 29 October 2010
After three months of intensive election campaigns, Tanzanians will be casting their votes on the 31st of October 2010 to elect the President, members of Parliament, and Councilors… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Opposition Candidate Says Police Neglect Him
Citizen, 27 October 2010
The Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (Chadema) presidential candidate, Dr Willibrod Slaa, yesterday blamed the Police Force, especially the traffic unit, for neglecting his… Read more »
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Tanzania:
People Should Get Government They Want - EU Official
Citizen, 29 October 2010
Some 364 international observers are in the country to see how the October 31 General Election is conducted. Among them are observers from the European Union. The head of the… Read more »
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Tanzania:
All Security Organs to Oversee Poll, Says Govt
Citizen, 27 October 2010
All security organs will be involved in efforts to ensure that peace, order and tranquillity prevail during Sunday's General Election, the government announced yesterday. Read more »
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Tanzania:
10,000 Officers to Oversee General Election in Arusha
Citizen, 27 October 2010
About 10,000 officers will supervise the casting of votes during the General Election the Arusha Region on Sunday. They will also oversee the tallying of results after the closure… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Observers Vow to Be Thorough
Citizen, 26 October 2010
The election observers from the East African Community (EAC) and Common Wealth have arrived in the country, and they have vowed to write concrete reports after monitoring the… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Man in Court to Have Oct 31 Polls Suspended
Citizen, 26 October 2010
Just a week after he lost a bid to block President Jakaya Kikwete from running for presidency, a city resident Mr Paul Mhozya filed a fresh application in the High Court, this time… Read more »
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Tanzania:
CCM Candidate to Use Chopper in Remaining Campaign Days
Citizen, 26 October 2010
The Singida North parliamentary candidate on Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) ticket, Mr Lazaro Nyalandu is planning to use helicopter during the last two days of campaigns. Read more »
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Tanzania:
All Eyes Are On Tanzania Polls, Say Commonwealth Observers
Commonwealth, 25 October 2010
Commonwealth Observer Group issues arrival statement Read more »
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Tanzania:
Voter's Talking Points
Arusha Times, 24 October 2010
A passenger traveling in a City bus in Arusha urged potential voters to talk about the coming general election in Tanzania before the voting day on 31st October, 2010. Otherwise,… Read more »
