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Abdulla Kassim, Sheikh Hanga

prime minister of Zanzibar
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  • Tanzania
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    Sheikh Abdulla Kassim Hanga was appointed prime minister, and Abdul Raįø„man Mohammed (ā€œBabuā€), leader of the new left-wing Umma (The Masses) Party (formed by defectors from the ZNP), became minister for defense and external affairs. Pending the establishment of a new constitution, the cabinet and all…

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    Sheikh Abdulla Kassim Hanga was appointed prime minister, and Abdul Raįø„man Mohammed (ā€œBabuā€), leader of the new left-wing Umma (The Masses) Party (formed by defectors from the ZNP), became minister for defense and external affairs. Pending the establishment of a new constitution, the cabinet and all…

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