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Issue No. 1017  Date:  July 17 -23,  2008

 
 

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DUAL CITIZENSHIP
By Kizito Makoye, Dar es Salaam

Despite Tanzanian’s global fame for embracing multiculturalism and hospitality to foreigners, the government’s move this week to have dual citizenship tabled in the parliament has been received with mixed reactions amongst the people.
Proponents of dual citizenship who spoke with The Express this week said there are many more high net worth former Tanzanians outside the country, then within the country, who can add great value to the country if allowed to hold dual citizenship.
“A lot of the former Tanzanians who have renounced their citizenship are multi- millionaires outside the country and if allowed or approached by the government to come back to Tanzania, and hold dual citizenship, will add economic value to the country.” independent sources told this reporter.

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Celtel Tanzania Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, Tunu Kavishe (L), handing over a cheque worth Tshs 600,000 to St. Augustine’s University Liaison Officer, Dr. Stephen Barrack Otieno, in Mwanza recently, for participating in the Celtel Africa Challenge. Celtel has been sponsoring the competition that brings together a total of 16 universities in Africa, from Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, Zambia and Malawi, in a bid to improve the standard of education in Tanzania and Africa in general. Engbert Universirty emerged victorious in the challenge and walked away with USD 50,000. (Photo by a Correspondent).

 

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