US EditionTanzania’s Political Crossroads: Opposition Demands Electoral Reforms as Ruling Party Ramps Up Campaigns
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Tanzania’s Political Crossroads: Opposition Demands Electoral Reforms as Ruling Party Ramps Up Campaigns
Tanzania’s political landscape is intensifying ahead of October’s presidential and parliamentary elections, with opposition parties escalating demands for electoral reforms to counter the dominance of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party. While CCM amplifies its campaign efforts, opposition leaders warn of potential boycotts if systemic inequities persist, raising stakes in a high-tension pre-election climate. President Samia Suluhu Hassan…
·Uganda
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Chadema divided as 55 cadres oppose 'No Reforms, No Election' position
Internal divisions are surfacing within the opposition party Chadema as the "No Reforms, No Election" campaign continues in the Southern Zone, following its conclusion in the Nyasa Zone.
·Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, United Republic of
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