President of the government of the third phase, Benjamin Mkapa, has given to politicians who will vie for leadership in the next general elections in the country, be careful with the pronunciation seeking space provided when they want to continue to maintain peace and stability in the country.
Mkapa gave the same will on Thursday, at the peak of the celebration of 19 years since the establishment of Radio Maria Tanzania held Catholic Church Parish Altar of the Virgin Mary Kawekamo in Mwanza.
He said towards the general elections expected to take place on October 25, this year, politicians should take precautions and their pronunciation when they powania leadership positions in order to avoid the destruction of the nation of Tanzania.
"National elections being bound, allow people who declared niwatahadharishe run various leadership positions to be careful in their pronunciation as they popitapita to citizens and not to give words of peace yatakayosababisha interference us," said Mkapa.
He urged the politicians to ensure they talked seriously to avoid statements that could divide and produce other breach of the peace of the country present.
In addition, Mkapa in this observance, inspired synergy for running radio station that the amount of Sh. 60 million required.
However, Mkapa had achieved more kuchangasha Sh. 40 million in various ways and stakeholders inside and outside the country while empowering advise African countries to what is within the capacity of Africans, including hard work, effort and knowledge.
In other action; Mkapa urged African countries to stop relying more aid from foreign donors due to some start from overwhelmed by huge debts.
Preaching in the service of Holy Mass attended by hundreds of believers with pilgrims 400 were from pilgrimage in the Nyakibeho in Rwanda, Archbishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Mwanza, Rev. Thadeus Rwaichi, said the nation linapoelekea in the general election of the President, MPs and councilors, when they are facing many challenges require believers to stand in true faith and consistent
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