What IDU pretend to ignore is the underlying facts that even within Chadema as a party, there is no signs of democracy, or anything closer to it. Their Supreme Chairperson is like a monarchy. He has been there for decades.
And any attempt to unseat him democratically has seen the pioneers being met with imminent death threats, expulsion, or forced refuge. Chacha Wangwe, Zito Kabwe, Mwambe, and Sumaye are some but a few examples.
Fortunately most Tanzanian are now aware of their political and social needs and who are in a superior position to support them to success. And they equally aware of threats and mischievous ambitions of some foreign countries, whose are bent to impose in our midst a lustful puppet as a leader of their choice, who will then be used as conduit of our natural resources' plunder.
But fortunately, the people of the Republic of Tanzania have emphatically spoken, and without fear, or wavering, to that effect, during the October 28 General Elections.
Let Tanzanians embrace their own type of democracy and a rule of law, and accountability pertinent to their norms, culture, tradition and expectations.