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Speaking at a rally which held at the Northwestern town of Shinyanga, he said:
'We will not allow Tanzania to be a dump yard for inciting (newspaper) content. This will not happen under my administration.
'Whenever you read them, they are full of inciting content ... their days are numbered.' he added.However, Government officials believe he was likely referring to one English daily and another Swahili daily owned by a privately-owned media organisation.
In November 2016, the president signed into law a bill that gives officials powers to shut down media organisations that violate their licenses by confiscating printing machines.
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