Kwa kushirikiana kama wazazi, walimu, na jamii, tunaweza kuwafanya watoto wetu kuwa wasomaji hodari, jambo ambalo litawasaidia katika safari yao ya elimu na maisha kwa ujumla.
Amos Makalla, Katibu wa Itikadi, Uenezi, na Mafunzo wa Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), yuko matatani kwa kudai kwamba chama cha upinzani, CHADEMA, kinakusanya fedha ili ‘kikanunue’ virusi vya Mpox na Ebola kwa ajili ya shambulio la kibaiolojia ili kuvuruga uchaguzi nchini.
In our briefing today:
Tanzania’s Ruling Party Spokesperson, Amos Makalla, Under Fire for Claiming Opposition is Plotting a Biological Attack to Spread Ebola and Mpox Viruses to Disrupt Election;
President Samia Urges Tanzania to Be Cautious Against Climate Change, Global Politics Threatening Water Accessibility;
CHADEMA Launches ‘No Reforms, No Election’ Campaign, Reaffirms Demand for Major Electoral Reforms;
Wasira Warns Kagera Local Government Leaders Against Illegal Immigrants Acquiring Land
He emphasized that Tanzania has no problem with foreigners, and their home countries are friendly nations.
Lissu stated that the Electoral Commission must be reformed, and public servants appointed by the President should not be part of the commission.
The government had to revise the Water Policy following consultations among stakeholders, including those from the water, agriculture, planning, and investment office involved in drafting the country’s development vision.
Amos Makalla, the Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Secretary for Ideology, Publicity, and Training, is under fire for suggesting that the opposition party, CHADEMA, is raising funds to ‘acquire’ Mpox and Ebola viruses for a biological attack to disrupt the country’s election.
In our briefing today:
China, Zambia, and Tanzania to Sign $1.4 Billion investment Deal for CCECC to Operate TAZARA for 30 Years;
Government Urges Stakeholder Cooperation for the Success of the Census of Industrial Production
Under the three-nation agreement, CCECC will invest $1 billion in rehabilitating the TAZARA railway, while $400 million will be allocated for the purchase of 32 train locomotives and 762 freight wagons.
Dr. Jafo stressed that the key objective is to assess industrial production and the number of factories to support policy decisions that will foster development and protect local industries.