The ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) can rest assured of remaining in power for the foreseeable future, thanks to rural voters who comprise 80 per cent of the population, according to a study released recently.Why CCM Wont Lose: The Roots of Single-Party Dominance in Tanzania, a report authored by Prof Melanie OGorman of the Department of Economics at the University of Winnipeg in Canada, reckons that the partys rural base will keep it comfortably in power for many years to come. The survey lists four main reasons why CCM is the party of choice in the villages it performed well during the single-party system (24.1 per cent), it is the only strong party (18.6 per cent), it has been good at maintaining peace (18.2 per cent) and it championed independence (8.4 per cent). The findings are based on a study conducted with the assistance of the Morogoro-based Sokoine University of Agriculture in seven regions--Mtwara, Iringa, Kilimanjaro, Tanga, Morogoro, Mwanza and Shinyanga.It would appear that opposition parties hoping to trounce CCM must brace themselves for a long wait for the warm feelings for the independence party to fade and for a strong and credible challenge to emerge.According to the study, CCM remains invincible mainly due to the absence of a strong opposition that can penetrate rural constituencies with alternative messages.According to CCM National Secretary-General Abdulrahman Kinana, the findings reflect the reality that CCM is the only party that reaches the majority of Tanzanians and responds to their aspirations.SOURCE: THE CITIZEN
Huo utafiti umefanywa lini? Utafiti huo unachukulia jamii kama ni kitu kisichobadilika na haizingatii mabadiliko ya haraka mno yanayotokea siku hadi siku.Utafiti haukuangalia hali ya wananchi wengi hasa wa kijijini kutoridhishwa na mwenendo wa utawala wa ccm na haukuzingatia juhudi za upinzani za kufika vijijini na kuwafanya wananchi wengi wa vijijini kuukubali zaidi upinzani. Hata hivyo, tusubiri tuone.
The ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) can rest assured of remaining in power for the foreseeable future, thanks to rural voters who comprise 80 per cent of the population, according to a study released recently.Why CCM Won't Lose: The Roots of Single-Party Dominance in Tanzania, a report authored by Prof Melanie O'Gorman of the Department of Economics at the University of Winnipeg in Canada, reckons that the party's rural base will keep it comfortably in power for many years to come. The survey lists four main reasons why CCM is the party of choice in the villages – it performed well during the single-party system (24.1 per cent), it is the only strong party (18.6 per cent), it has been good at maintaining peace (18.2 per cent) and it championed independence (8.4 per cent). The findings are based on a study conducted with the assistance of the Morogoro-based Sokoine University of Agriculture in seven regions--Mtwara, Iringa, Kilimanjaro, Tanga, Morogoro, Mwanza and Shinyanga.It would appear that opposition parties hoping to trounce CCM must brace themselves for a long wait for the warm feelings for the independence party to fade and for a strong and credible challenge to emerge.According to the study, CCM remains invincible mainly due to the absence of a strong opposition that can penetrate rural constituencies with alternative messages.According to CCM National Secretary-General Abdulrahman Kinana, the findings reflect the reality that CCM is the only party that reaches the majority of Tanzanians and responds to their aspirations.SOURCE: THE CITIZEN
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Kuna mdau mmoja katutonya hapa Jamvini kuhusiana na issue ya CCM kuajiri vijana wasio jitambua, wa kawa- mbwa waliozungusha round about, kazi yao kubwa ikiwa ni kushinda na kulala kwenye mitandao ya kijamii kwa ajili ya kupika na kusambaza uongo na majungu. Nashawishika kusema Revocatus Kashaga ni miongoni mwao; Have a look;
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The ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) can rest assured of remaining in power for the foreseeable future, thanks to rural voters who comprise 80 per cent of the population, according to a study released recently.Why CCM Wont Lose: The Roots of Single-Party Dominance in Tanzania, a report authored by Prof Melanie OGorman of the Department of Economics at the University of Winnipeg in Canada, reckons that the partys rural base will keep it comfortably in power for many years to come. The survey lists four main reasons why CCM is the party of choice in the villages it performed well during the single-party system (24.1 per cent), it is the only strong party (18.6 per cent), it has been good at maintaining peace (18.2 per cent) and it championed independence (8.4 per cent). The findings are based on a study conducted with the assistance of the Morogoro-based Sokoine University of Agriculture in seven regions--Mtwara, Iringa, Kilimanjaro, Tanga, Morogoro, Mwanza and Shinyanga.It would appear that opposition parties hoping to trounce CCM must brace themselves for a long wait for the warm feelings for the independence party to fade and for a strong and credible challenge to emerge.According to the study, CCM remains invincible mainly due to the absence of a strong opposition that can penetrate rural constituencies with alternative messages.According to CCM National Secretary-General Abdulrahman Kinana, the findings reflect the reality that CCM is the only party that reaches the majority of Tanzanians and responds to their aspirations.SOURCE: THE CITIZEN
asante sana mkuu, tupo pamoja katika ujenzi wa taifa! Mimi si muumini wa matusi bali napenda kushindana kwa hoja, wanaopinga hii post hawatoi sababu za kwanini ccm haitaendelea kuwepo bali wanatoa kejeli na matusi.....hizo mimi nachukulia kama changamotorevocatus,
naona id yako hii ni ngeni hapa jf. Sina uhakika kama wewe ni mgeni au id hii tu ni ngeni.
Hii mada uliyoleta ni interesting kwa sababu inaelezea tofauti kabisa na mada nyingine iliyokuwepo hapa for some days.
Aliyeleta ile mada hakuwa na hoja za kuitetea ingawa analazimisha kuwa study hii imesema chadema itaingia madarakani. Mbaya zaidi study yenyewe haitaji chadema.
Vijana wa bavicha wako hapa kuwavunja moyo watu wenye mawazo tofauti. Study hii ilipoletwa na mdau shabiki wa bavicha akisema kuwa inasema chadema itaingia madarakani 2015 wameishangilia na kumpongeza sana aliyeleta mada. Lakini wewe wanakukejeli.
Tafadhali jizoeshe tabia hii iliyopo hapa. Kejeli zao zisikukatishe tamaa. Cha msingi zaidi hakikisha haumtukani mtu kwa sababu ukipigwa ban utashindwa kujenga hoja zako. Ila kejeli za hapa na pale zinaruhusiwa ili waanzilishi wa kejeli wajue hopw they taste.
asante sana mkuu, tupo pamoja katika ujenzi wa taifa! Mimi si muumini wa matusi bali napenda kushindana kwa hoja, wanaopinga hii post hawatoi sababu za kwanini ccm haitaendelea kuwepo bali wanatoa kejeli na matusi.....hizo mimi nachukulia kama changamoto
The ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) can rest assured of remaining in power for the foreseeable future, thanks to rural voters who comprise 80 per cent of the population, according to a study released recently.Why CCM Wont Lose: The Roots of Single-Party Dominance in Tanzania, a report authored by Prof Melanie OGorman of the Department of Economics at the University of Winnipeg in Canada, reckons that the partys rural base will keep it comfortably in power for many years to come. The survey lists four main reasons why CCM is the party of choice in the villages it performed well during the single-party system (24.1 per cent), it is the only strong party (18.6 per cent), it has been good at maintaining peace (18.2 per cent) and it championed independence (8.4 per cent). The findings are based on a study conducted with the assistance of the Morogoro-based Sokoine University of Agriculture in seven regions--Mtwara, Iringa, Kilimanjaro, Tanga, Morogoro, Mwanza and Shinyanga.It would appear that opposition parties hoping to trounce CCM must brace themselves for a long wait for the warm feelings for the independence party to fade and for a strong and credible challenge to emerge.According to the study, CCM remains invincible mainly due to the absence of a strong opposition that can penetrate rural constituencies with alternative messages.According to CCM National Secretary-General Abdulrahman Kinana, the findings reflect the reality that CCM is the only party that reaches the majority of Tanzanians and responds to their aspirations.SOURCE: THE CITIZEN
Leo.leo,usahuri, soma thread iliyochambuliwa na Mchambuzi wa jf hii hii juu ya utafiti huu wa bwana Gorman na mtazamo wake na wachangiaji wengine kwenye jukwaa hilihili la siasa. CHADEMA:KUINGIA IKULU NI DHAIRI,KUBAKIA NI ULAKINI
These researches are cooked researches,has no reality,they are not future focused,they do not reflect the will of the wanawainchis and above all they come from an ambitious and fruitlessness cadres who awaits unmanered promotions and appointments.shame on those who think that their selfish intents will always score.How come after a failure to tackle extreme poverty,diseases and ignorance will the same people support ccm? peace and tranquility you are advocating are not the fruits of ccm but rather are Tanzanians brotherhood nature and internal settlement which we automatically inherited from our fore fathers who also previous independence struggles did not opt for the use of violence mode to regain their lost independence,live alone a majimaji rebelion of 1905-07.The ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) can rest assured of remaining in power for the foreseeable future, thanks to rural voters who comprise 80 per cent of the population, according to a study released recently.Why CCM Wont Lose: The Roots of Single-Party Dominance in Tanzania, a report authored by Prof Melanie OGorman of the Department of Economics at the University of Winnipeg in Canada, reckons that the partys rural base will keep it comfortably in power for many years to come. The survey lists four main reasons why CCM is the party of choice in the villages it performed well during the single-party system (24.1 per cent), it is the only strong party (18.6 per cent), it has been good at maintaining peace (18.2 per cent) and it championed independence (8.4 per cent). The findings are based on a study conducted with the assistance of the Morogoro-based Sokoine University of Agriculture in seven regions--Mtwara, Iringa, Kilimanjaro, Tanga, Morogoro, Mwanza and Shinyanga.It would appear that opposition parties hoping to trounce CCM must brace themselves for a long wait for the warm feelings for the independence party to fade and for a strong and credible challenge to emerge.According to the study, CCM remains invincible mainly due to the absence of a strong opposition that can penetrate rural constituencies with alternative messages.According to CCM National Secretary-General Abdulrahman Kinana, the findings reflect the reality that CCM is the only party that reaches the majority of Tanzanians and responds to their aspirations.SOURCE: THE CITIZEN
The ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) can rest assured of remaining in power for the foreseeable future, thanks to rural voters who comprise 80 per cent of the population, according to a study released recently.Why CCM Wont Lose: The Roots of Single-Party Dominance in Tanzania, a report authored by Prof Melanie OGorman of the Department of Economics at the University of Winnipeg in Canada, reckons that the partys rural base will keep it comfortably in power for many years to come. The survey lists four main reasons why CCM is the party of choice in the villages it performed well during the single-party system (24.1 per cent), it is the only strong party (18.6 per cent), it has been good at maintaining peace (18.2 per cent) and it championed independence (8.4 per cent). The findings are based on a study conducted with the assistance of the Morogoro-based Sokoine University of Agriculture in seven regions--Mtwara, Iringa, Kilimanjaro, Tanga, Morogoro, Mwanza and Shinyanga.It would appear that opposition parties hoping to trounce CCM must brace themselves for a long wait for the warm feelings for the independence party to fade and for a strong and credible challenge to emerge.According to the study, CCM remains invincible mainly due to the absence of a strong opposition that can penetrate rural constituencies with alternative messages.According to CCM National Secretary-General Abdulrahman Kinana, the findings reflect the reality that CCM is the only party that reaches the majority of Tanzanians and responds to their aspirations.SOURCE: THE CITIZEN
hiyo study imefanywa na maprofesa wa canada, watu wenye ueledi wa hali ya juu katika siasa! Ikifanywa na kina bana mnasema maprofesa na njaa na wanajikomba, sasa imefanywa na wageni bado mnasema ipo bias......wakati mwingine tujifunze kukubali hata mambo ambayo hatupendi kusikia..that is democracy
The ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) can rest assured of remaining in power for the foreseeable future, thanks to rural voters who comprise 80 per cent of the population, according to a study released recently.Why CCM Wont Lose: The Roots of Single-Party Dominance in Tanzania, a report authored by Prof Melanie OGorman of the Department of Economics at the University of Winnipeg in Canada, reckons that the partys rural base will keep it comfortably in power for many years to come. The survey lists four main reasons why CCM is the party of choice in the villages it performed well during the single-party system (24.1 per cent), it is the only strong party (18.6 per cent), it has been good at maintaining peace (18.2 per cent) and it championed independence (8.4 per cent). The findings are based on a study conducted with the assistance of the Morogoro-based Sokoine University of Agriculture in seven regions--Mtwara, Iringa, Kilimanjaro, Tanga, Morogoro, Mwanza and Shinyanga.It would appear that opposition parties hoping to trounce CCM must brace themselves for a long wait for the warm feelings for the independence party to fade and for a strong and credible challenge to emerge.According to the study, CCM remains invincible mainly due to the absence of a strong opposition that can penetrate rural constituencies with alternative messages.According to CCM National Secretary-General Abdulrahman Kinana, the findings reflect the reality that CCM is the only party that reaches the majority of Tanzanians and responds to their aspirations.SOURCE: THE CITIZEN
The ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) can rest assured of remaining in power for the foreseeable future, thanks to rural voters who comprise 80 per cent of the population, according to a study released recently.Why CCM Wont Lose: The Roots of Single-Party Dominance in Tanzania, a report authored by Prof Melanie OGorman of the Department of Economics at the University of Winnipeg in Canada, reckons that the partys rural base will keep it comfortably in power for many years to come. The survey lists four main reasons why CCM is the party of choice in the villages it performed well during the single-party system (24.1 per cent), it is the only strong party (18.6 per cent), it has been good at maintaining peace (18.2 per cent) and it championed independence (8.4 per cent). The findings are based on a study conducted with the assistance of the Morogoro-based Sokoine University of Agriculture in seven regions--Mtwara, Iringa, Kilimanjaro, Tanga, Morogoro, Mwanza and Shinyanga.It would appear that opposition parties hoping to trounce CCM must brace themselves for a long wait for the warm feelings for the independence party to fade and for a strong and credible challenge to emerge.According to the study, CCM remains invincible mainly due to the absence of a strong opposition that can penetrate rural constituencies with alternative messages.According to CCM National Secretary-General Abdulrahman Kinana, the findings reflect the reality that CCM is the only party that reaches the majority of Tanzanians and responds to their aspirations.SOURCE: THE CITIZEN