The government has been urged to table a Bill in Parliament to establish a legal framework for national dialogue, reconciliation and consensus-building, with proponents saying the move would give...
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Filbert Rweyemamu
Mwandishi wa Habari
Mwananchi
Arusha. The government has been urged to table a Bill in Parliament to establish a legal framework for national dialogue, reconciliation and consensus-building, with proponents saying the move would give the process greater legitimacy and ensure wider public participation.
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