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Mwananchi, 12 October 2015

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ARI Senior Researcher, Nick Branson, was cited in Tanzania’s biggest selling daily newspaper,
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How will Tanzanians vote on Sunday 25 October? The Battle for Bunge

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Nick Branson identifies constituencies in Tanzania where opposition chances of electoral success have been improved by local developments, political scandals or party defections since 2010.
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What’s in it for me? Personalities, enticements and party loyalties in Tanzania’s 2015 elections

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This Briefing Note considers the variables in the country’s fifth multi-party elections, likely to be the most keenly contested to date.
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Manifestos for Change? 12 observations on the CCM and Chadema documents

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Individual politicians have received much greater attention than the manifestos they are supposed to promoting to Tanzanians. So what do the manifestos of ruling and opposition parties promise? Nick Branson investigates.
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