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| The President Dissolved the Parliament |
| Dar es salaam , 16 July 2010 |
The 5-years term of the ninth Parliament of Tanzania came to an end on 16th July 2010. To mark the end of his first term in office, President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Hon. Dr. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, delivered two hours speech to the Members of Parliament. In his speech titled 'We Promise, We Deliver', he outlined the implementation of the promises of his fourth phase government.
In his Speech, Hon. Jakaya Kikwete said that he was confident that Tanzanian people would renew his mandate to continue with the already started economic reforms, fight against corruption and foster political reconciliation.
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