Dr. SLAA unamanisha nini hapa?

[Zogwale]

Mimi nadha aliyeandika ame-misspelling, au nami nikiri kutomuelewa Dr. katika wazo lake hilo. Je, ni Zanzibar Revolution (1964), au ni Zanzibar Resolution (1984)....? Kama ni Zanzibar Resolution, naungana na kwa zaidi ya 100%, lakini namsihi achukue hatua stahiki juu ya hilo, mimi na wewe tuwe tayari kuwa nyuma yake! Dr. Slaa, huwezi kushuhudia ustawi wa watanzania hata upigane kiasi gani, ila furaha ya mapigano yako, na iwe juu ya mtoto wako aliyezaliwa juzi kati hapo! Hautosahaulika, na utaishi hata baada ya kifo chako.

You are right! I thinks he wanted to put it "resolution". Dr please, mwenye mawasiliano naye amwambie asahihishe au atoe ufafanuzi maana kama ni revolution ni ya kwao na haina anything to do with corruption whatsoever.

 

[Dotworld]

The "Zanzibar Revolution" created millionaires through our own public coffers and has fueled grand corruption
and poverty in this country - Dr. Slaa

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sr-magdalena Nafikiri alimaanisha Arusha Declaration

Hebu tujikumbushe hili

THE ZANZIBAR DECLARATION
May 1, 1991


The Leadership Code and Party Membership Rules associated with Julius Nyerere’s famous ‘Arusha Declaration’ which laid out Tanzania’s political philosophy for the last 24 years were revised significantly at a meeting in February 1991 in Zanzibar of the National Executive Committee of the Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Party.

Under what has come to be known as the ‘Zanzibar Declaration’ Party members are now authorised to participate in private economic activities.

• They can earn more than one salary
  
• buy shares and take up directorships in private companies
  
• build houses to let –
  

Things which were expressly forbidden under the Arusha Declaration.


Explaining the changes CCM Secretary General Horace Kolimba said they would encourage more individual participation in economic activities and thus reduce the pressure on government institutions and parastatal organisations. He said professionals were expected to seize the opportunity to apply themselves fully in income-generating side jobs, the impact of which would be to create more employment opportunities.


He admitted that many leaders and members of the CCM Party had been involved in corrupt activities and dubious accumulation of wealth contrary to the ‘Ujamaa’ policy. Many members had also started poultry schemes and housing projects in order to improve their economic conditions. He said that the trend now was for the Party to create conditions in which CCM members and Tanzanians in general could lead prosperous lives.

This, he said, was the essence of the decisions taken in Zanzibar on the Leadership Code and party membership and they were not contrary to the Arusha Declaration. Mr Kolimba went on to say that when regimes are behind the times then it was necessary to ‘legitimise common sense’.


Many Party members have expressed their dissatisfaction about the changes and National Executive Committee members have been visiting the regions to explain the changes.