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Tanzania: Opposition Parties in Tanzania Claim New Election Rules Flawed
Citizen, 3 June 2020
Opposition parties Chadema and ACT-Wazalendo yesterday outlined flaws in the ongoing review of election regulations, which, they say, may jeopardise the October General Election. Read more »
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Tanzania: CCM Adopts New Procedure for Picking Candidates for Next Elections
Citizen, 3 June 2020
CCM yesterday revealed new procedure for nominating parliamentary candidates ahead of the 2020 General Election, and warned aspirants to wait until the National Assembly is… Read more »
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Tanzania: The Opposition and Its Chances On 2020 Polls
Citizen, 19 March 2020
Many in the opposition camp think that their main chances of winning in the coming General Election depend on how voters will make decisions by weighing the available evidence on… Read more »
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Tanzania: Tanzania Opposition Cries Foul As the Country Enters Election Year
East African, 11 January 2020
This is the year for Tanzania's political hygiene, and, during the coming 350-plus days, we are likely to traverse momentous and fateful decisions and undertakings, which may… Read more »
Opposition Parties in Tanzania Claim New Election Rules Flawed
Opposition parties Chadema and ACT-Wazalendo have outlined flaws in the ongoing review of election regulations, which, they say, may jeopardise the October general election. The National Electoral Commission has told parties to sign new codes of conduct or risk being excluded from election campaigns. "We sent our comments in writing but NEC is finalising the process without any meeting with stakeholders to discuss the final draft," said ACT-Wazalendo secretary general Ado Shaibu.
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Chadema's national chairman Freeman Mbowe announced the boycott following a day-long meeting of the party's central committee and its parliamentary caucus. The elections are ... Read more »
