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MAGUFULI IS DEAD DAR ES SALAAM - Tanzanian President John Magufuli, who drew widespread criticism for his denial of the coronavirus pandemic, has died only five months after he won a second term in a disputed election. He was 61. He died yesterday from heart complications at a hospital in Dar es Salaam, Vice President Samia Suluhu Hassan said in an address on state
television. “We have lost our courageous leader, President John Magufuli, who has died from a heart illness,” she said on state television yesterday. She announced 14 days of national mourning. Magufuli has not been seen in public for more than two weeks, and rumours have been circulating about his health.
Opposition politicians said earlier this week that he had contracted Covid-19, but this has not been confirmed. Nicknamed “The Bulldozer” for his aggressive leadership style, Magufuli won early praise for tackling corruption, reducing wasteful government spending and improving the lives of peasant farmers by waiving dozens of taxes. - DAILY NATION, Kenya/BBC.
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...in another mukula scam Vol. 6.
Issue 2884
Stop parroting opposition agenda, Church mother bodies told By OLIVER SAMBOKO
THE church mother bodies are regrettably adopting the opposition agenda without studying issues in the country, the Zambian the Bishops Council of Zambia (BCZ) has said. BCZ Secretary-General Abel Kaela said the Church should not rush into taking confrontational positions without investigating and ascertaining contentious issues. TO PAGE 2
Kenyan Government spokesperson Cyrus Oguna
President Magufuli
Price K10
Government spokesperson Cyrus Oguna downplayed the ongoing public outcry, calling on Kenyans “to stop complaining and support the government by paying taxes.”
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Mr. Mucheleka
…apologise or else, Mucheleka told [Page 4]
NAIROBI - Motorists in Kenya are now driving to neighbouring Tanzania in droves for cheaper fuel following high prices introduced by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra) on Sunday.
Stung by the high prices, where a litre of petrol is costing about K22, motorists from Kisii, Homa Bay and Migori counties are using porous borders to access the precious commodity that retails more cheaply in the neighbouring country. (To page 2)
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The two trucks the Scania from South Africa and the Freightliner (right), Zimbabwean registered where found laden with Mukula tree logs. [Pictures Linda Tembo Soko]
Bishop Mpungu
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Mr. Lusambo
Kenyatta and Odinga pledge to heal divisions
IMF talks on again
Demolish structures • Mwanakatwe reveals contributing to floods - Lusambo talks set for April P.4 See story on Page 3
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Commonwealth WHY IS sidelinesARCHBISHOP ZCID on dialogue EMERITUS preps TELESPHORE MPUNDU SO ConCourt must explain AGITATED Chilanga vacancy - YALI
President Edgar Lungu receives the Strategic Plan for Cyber Hygiene Zambia from its member Zambia Airforce Fighter Jet Pilot Captain Thokozile Muwamba at State House yesterday. This was when the Cyber Hygiene Zambia team led by its Chairperson and Founder Captain Solomon Shakele paid a courtesy call on the President following its 11day Awareness Walk against Cyberbullying and Fake news from Lusaka to Livingstone. Picture by Eddie Mwanaleza/State House.
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