Tanzanian Prime Minister Promises Closer Government Partnership with Religious Institutions

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allAfrica.com Tanzania: PM Pledges Stronger Government-Religious Ties 20 September 2026 Tanzania Daily News (Dar es Salaam) By Sunday News Reporter Dar es Salaam. Prime Minister Dr Mwigulu Nchemba has assured religious institutions of continued government cooperation in promoting social cohesion, strengthening moral values and improving the welfare of Tanzanians. Dr Mwigulu made the statement yesterday while attending the main service and closing a sevenday camp organised by the Seventhday Adventist Church at Kinyerezi in Dar es Salaam.

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Tanzania: PM Pledges Stronger Government-Religious Ties. Speak out so that the government can address it. The Prime Minister also urged religious leaders to continue organising camps and meetings that bring believers together, saying such gatherings provide opportunities for learning, sharing experiences and strengthening understanding of religious teachings and good morals.

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