Mkalukungone Mwamba
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Tanzania imewazuia waangalizi wa uchaguzi kutoka Jumuiya ya Afrika Mashariki (#EAC) na Jumuiya ya Maendeleo ya Nchi za Kusini mwa Afrika (#SADC), ambazo zote ni jumuiya ambazo nchi hiyo ni mwanachama, kushiriki katika uchaguzi wa Oktoba 29. Badala yake, imezipa vibali balozi 12 za nchi za Magharibi zilizoko nchini kushiriki kama waangalizi.
Mataifa yaliyoidhinishwa ni Denmark, Uholanzi, Kanada, Ireland, Ujerumani, Norway, Ubelgiji, Sweden, Uingereza, ujumbe wa Umoja wa Ulaya nchini Tanzania, na Marekani.
Uchaguzi wa mwaka huu umevutia uangalizi wa kimataifa zaidi ya kawaida kutokana na kile kinachoonekana kama mgongano na misingi na thamani za kidemokrasia katika maandalizi yake.
Serikali ya Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan imekosolewa vikali kwa kukandamiza kwa nguvu sauti za upinzani zilizokuwa zikidai mabadiliko ya sheria za uchaguzi ili kuepusha kurudiwa kwa matukio ya uchaguzi wa mwaka 2020 na chaguzi za serikali za mitaa za mwaka 2019 na 2024, ambazo zote zilighubikwa na madai ya wizi wa kura kwa manufaa ya chama tawala cha Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM).
Vyama vyote vingine 19 vilivyosajiliwa nchini Tanzania, mbali na Chadema, vinatarajiwa kushiriki kwenye uchaguzi huo.
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Tanzania has excluded election observers from the East Africa Community #EAC and the Southern African Development Community #SADC, both of which it is an existing member, for its October 29 polls but granted permits to 12 Western observer diplomatic missions based in the country.
The approved missions are from Denmark, the Netherlands, Canada, Ireland, Germany, Norway, Belgium, Sweden, Britain, the European Union delegation to Tanzania, and the United States.This year’s election has drawn more international concern than usual due to a perceived clash with democratic principles and values in the run-up.
President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s government has been widely criticised for ruthlessly clamping down on opposition voices calling for electoral reforms to prevent a repeat of the 2020 election and municipal elections in 2019 and 2024, which were all marred by allegations of overt rigging in favour of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party.All of Tanzania’s other 19 registered political parties, besides Chadema, are expected to take part in the election.
Source: @The_EastAfrican.
Mataifa yaliyoidhinishwa ni Denmark, Uholanzi, Kanada, Ireland, Ujerumani, Norway, Ubelgiji, Sweden, Uingereza, ujumbe wa Umoja wa Ulaya nchini Tanzania, na Marekani.
Uchaguzi wa mwaka huu umevutia uangalizi wa kimataifa zaidi ya kawaida kutokana na kile kinachoonekana kama mgongano na misingi na thamani za kidemokrasia katika maandalizi yake.
Serikali ya Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan imekosolewa vikali kwa kukandamiza kwa nguvu sauti za upinzani zilizokuwa zikidai mabadiliko ya sheria za uchaguzi ili kuepusha kurudiwa kwa matukio ya uchaguzi wa mwaka 2020 na chaguzi za serikali za mitaa za mwaka 2019 na 2024, ambazo zote zilighubikwa na madai ya wizi wa kura kwa manufaa ya chama tawala cha Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM).
Vyama vyote vingine 19 vilivyosajiliwa nchini Tanzania, mbali na Chadema, vinatarajiwa kushiriki kwenye uchaguzi huo.
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Tanzania has excluded election observers from the East Africa Community #EAC and the Southern African Development Community #SADC, both of which it is an existing member, for its October 29 polls but granted permits to 12 Western observer diplomatic missions based in the country.
The approved missions are from Denmark, the Netherlands, Canada, Ireland, Germany, Norway, Belgium, Sweden, Britain, the European Union delegation to Tanzania, and the United States.This year’s election has drawn more international concern than usual due to a perceived clash with democratic principles and values in the run-up.
President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s government has been widely criticised for ruthlessly clamping down on opposition voices calling for electoral reforms to prevent a repeat of the 2020 election and municipal elections in 2019 and 2024, which were all marred by allegations of overt rigging in favour of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party.All of Tanzania’s other 19 registered political parties, besides Chadema, are expected to take part in the election.
Source: @The_EastAfrican.