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EDWARD Lowassa, Tanzania presidential candidate representing the Citizens Constitutional Union (Kawa), has been counseling the current administration under President Jakaya Kikwete to be careful lest you cause violence because of wanting to carry it Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM).Addressing citizens Misungwi and Magu in Mwanza today, Lowassa said he would like to see the country inachanwa because people want the power of the dollar.
"I beg you very much, be careful lest they bring chaos before and after the elections. You must tuendeshe our choice for peace and security, "he said.
"These things are possible to ensure that justice for those who deserve and not by the will of man. Very tell you that it's good to follow the law, "he said.
Lowassa who is running on the ticket of the Party for Democracy and Progress (CHADEMA), while Geita, told citizens to prepare to receive a positive result for them to get real change.
Alipogusia terms of mining contracts in Mwanza, Lowassa said if elected, the government will kayoiongoza will review all agreements and kuifumua will be does not interest the citizens.
Lowassa raised the issue of the government to avoid corrupting the land because of the elections amid deadlock in wanting to move to the citizens not to sit on the sites of polling stations having provided for.
The Commission and the Government say everyone already voted to leave areas of the stations to avoid possible violence and President Jakaya Kikwete yesterday warned that the government itamvumilia anyone who breaks the law.
President Kikwete, who was addressing a summit of Uhuru world race in Dodoma yesterday, said the government isilazimishwe unpleasant act.
Hakueleza what are unpleasant, but showing angry face, said the government will take strong action according to the crime shall have been made.
The leaders of the parties forming the holding may have been directing citizens not to leave the polling stations and that they have the right to stay out of the 200 meters in order to deal with dirty tricks to steal their votes.Chairman of the National Chadema, Freeman Mbowe at Geita yesterday said the President is well aware he was set to expire and leave safer than making statements that threaten citizens who demanded the right to be treated fairly during elections. Source: Mwanahalisionline
EDWARD Lowassa, Tanzania presidential candidate representing the Citizens Constitutional Union (Kawa), has been counseling the current administration under President Jakaya Kikwete to be careful lest you cause violence because of wanting to carry it Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM).Addressing citizens Misungwi and Magu in Mwanza today, Lowassa said he would like to see the country inachanwa because people want the power of the dollar.
"I beg you very much, be careful lest they bring chaos before and after the elections. You must tuendeshe our choice for peace and security, "he said.
"These things are possible to ensure that justice for those who deserve and not by the will of man. Very tell you that it's good to follow the law, "he said.
Lowassa who is running on the ticket of the Party for Democracy and Progress (CHADEMA), while Geita, told citizens to prepare to receive a positive result for them to get real change.
Alipogusia terms of mining contracts in Mwanza, Lowassa said if elected, the government will kayoiongoza will review all agreements and kuifumua will be does not interest the citizens.
Lowassa raised the issue of the government to avoid corrupting the land because of the elections amid deadlock in wanting to move to the citizens not to sit on the sites of polling stations having provided for.
The Commission and the Government say everyone already voted to leave areas of the stations to avoid possible violence and President Jakaya Kikwete yesterday warned that the government itamvumilia anyone who breaks the law.
President Kikwete, who was addressing a summit of Uhuru world race in Dodoma yesterday, said the government isilazimishwe unpleasant act.
Hakueleza what are unpleasant, but showing angry face, said the government will take strong action according to the crime shall have been made.
The leaders of the parties forming the holding may have been directing citizens not to leave the polling stations and that they have the right to stay out of the 200 meters in order to deal with dirty tricks to steal their votes.Chairman of the National Chadema, Freeman Mbowe at Geita yesterday said the President is well aware he was set to expire and leave safer than making statements that threaten citizens who demanded the right to be treated fairly during elections. Source: Mwanahalisionline
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