The government said some media reports and social media discussions had provided an inaccurate interpretation of the vote, prompting it to issue a clarification.
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The Citizen Reporter
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Dar es Salaam. The government has moved to reassure the public and development partners following a European Parliament resolution that objected to the European Commission's proposed €156 million (about Sh470 billion) cooperation programme for Tanzania in 2026, insisting that the vote neither suspends funding nor represents a final decision by the European Union.
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