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- Oct 5, 2007
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Jamani hayo maandishi meusi yana uhusiano na ujumbe aliopeleka Obama na running title waliyoweka the Guadian?? Mbona waTz tenapendelea kudangany'ana kila siku ?? Yaani media za Tz ni zero!! US President Barack Obama has congratulated President Jakaya Kikwete on his re-election as the president of Tanzania.
I congratulate the people of the United Republic of Tanzania on your recent national election and your continued commitment to a tradition of multiparty contests begun in 1995, said Obama in an official statement issued by the US Embassy in Dar es Salaam yesterday.The US president said in the statement that he was looking forward to working with President Jakaya Kikwete and members of the tenth parliament in building a long and fruitful partnership between the two nations, to advance shared development goals and tackle the many global challenges ahead of them.
I also extend my congratulations to Zanzibars President Ali Mohamed Shein, First Vice-President Seif Sharif Hamad, the new unity government, and most especially, the Zanzibari people who have made history by conducting a peaceful contests after years of strife, said Obama, adding:
As I said to President Kikwete when we met at the White House in 2009, the people of the United States support all Tanzanians in your efforts to institutionalize democratic, transparent governance, to realize the full potential of your Union and to ensure that the steps you have taken together toward a lasting peace and prosperity cannot be reversed.
SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN
I congratulate the people of the United Republic of Tanzania on your recent national election and your continued commitment to a tradition of multiparty contests begun in 1995, said Obama in an official statement issued by the US Embassy in Dar es Salaam yesterday.The US president said in the statement that he was looking forward to working with President Jakaya Kikwete and members of the tenth parliament in building a long and fruitful partnership between the two nations, to advance shared development goals and tackle the many global challenges ahead of them.
I also extend my congratulations to Zanzibars President Ali Mohamed Shein, First Vice-President Seif Sharif Hamad, the new unity government, and most especially, the Zanzibari people who have made history by conducting a peaceful contests after years of strife, said Obama, adding:
As I said to President Kikwete when we met at the White House in 2009, the people of the United States support all Tanzanians in your efforts to institutionalize democratic, transparent governance, to realize the full potential of your Union and to ensure that the steps you have taken together toward a lasting peace and prosperity cannot be reversed.
SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN