Baada ya uchaguzi Mozambique: SADC inatoa wito wa kujizuia na mazungumzo ya "amani".
02 Januari 2025
Picha ya faili: AIM
Jumuiya ya Maendeleo ya Kusini mwa Afrika (SADC) jana ilihimiza kujizuia katika kukabiliana na maandamano ya baada ya uchaguzi nchini Msumbiji, ikitetea mazungumzo "ya amani na yenye kujenga" waraka uliosainiwa na rais Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan kwa niaba ya SADC.
"SADC inatoa wito kwa pande zote kujizuia na kujiepusha na vitendo vinavyozidisha ghasia na machafuko," inasomeka taarifa ya SADC iliyotiwa saini na Samia Hassan, Rais wa Tanzania na Mwenyekiti wa sasa wa Organ ya SADC ya Siasa, Ulinzi, na Ushirikiano wa Usalama.
Rai hiyo nzito kutoka Dar es Salaam inakuja huku kukiwa na mzozo mkubwa wa baada ya uchaguzi mkuu nchini Msumbiji, wa Oktoba 2024 na kukiwa maandamano bila kukoma, hali ambayo imesababisha mapigano kati ya polisi na waandamanaji. Kulingana na mashirika ya kiraia yanayofuatilia hali hiyo, karibu watu 300 wamekufa.
SADC ilionyesha nia yake ya kuisaidia Msumbiji kupitia "taratibu zinazofaa" za mazungumzo, ikisisitiza haja ya "kusitishwa mara moja kwa uhasama wote."
"SADC inasisitiza kuwa pande zote zinapaswa kukumbatia mazungumzo ya amani na yenye kujenga kama njia inayopendelewa ya kutatua malalamiko," waraka huo mzito unasema.
Tarehe 23 Desemba 2024, Mahakama Kuu ya Katiba (CC) lilimtangaza Daniel Chapo wa chama cha FRELIMO kuwa mshindi wa uchaguzi wa urais kwa asilimia 65.17 ya kura, akimrithi Filipe Nyusi.
Tangazo hilo pia lilithibitisha ushindi wa FRELIMO, ambayo ilidumisha wingi wake wa ubunge katika uchaguzi mkuu wa tarehe 9 Oktoba 2024.
Tangazo hili la Mahakama ya Katiba CC lilizua machafuko mapya kote nchini, huku wafuasi wa Venâncio Mondlane-ambao walipata 24% ya kura kulingana na CC--kuingia mitaani, kuweka vizuizi, uporaji, na kupigana na polisi. Vikosi vya usalama vimejibu nguvu na silaha kutawanya umati wa watu.
Takriban watu 175 waliuawa katika wiki ya mwisho ya maandamano, na kufanya idadi ya vifo kufikia 277 tangu Oktoba 21, na watu 586 walipigwa risasi, kulingana na ripoti ya hivi karibuni kutoka jukwaa la uchaguzi la Decide, ambalo limekuwa likifuatilia mchakato huo.
Chanzo: Lusa
On 9th October this year, the Mozambican people went to the polls in a generally calm and peaceful atmosphere. This was observed by the SADC Electoral Observation Mission’s (SEOM) Preliminary Statement delivered in Maputo on 11th October 2024. The post-election political developments have, however, been marred by protests and acts of violence, leading to the loss of many lives. The announcement of the official election results on 23rd December 2024 exacerbated tensions in the country.
We are deeply concerned by the continued loss of lives, injuries, destruction of private property and public infrastructure. The current situation has also caused significant economic challenges on the nation, disrupted cross-border trade, and hindered the free movement of people.
The SADC calls upon all parties to exercise restraint and refrain from actions that escalate violence and unrest. It also reaffirms readiness to assist, through appropriate mechanisms, in facilitating a peaceful resolution to the existing challenges. We therefore appeal for an immediate cessation of all hostilities, while reiterating the importance of prioritizing the well-being and livelihoods of the Mozambican people.
SADC stresses all parties to embrace peaceful and constructive dialogue as the preferred avenue to address grievances. Our collective aspiration remains the restoration of harmony and stability in Mozambique, in line with our shared vision of good governance, social cohesion, and sustainable development in the region.
H.E. DR. SAMIA SULUHU HASSAN
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA AND
CHAIRPERSON OF THE SADC ORGAN ON POLITICS, DEFENCE AND SECURITY COOPERATION
31 DECEMBER 2024
Source: STATEMENT BY HER EXCELLENCY DR. SAMIA SULUHU HASSAN, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA AND CHAIRPERSON OF THE SADC ORGAN ON POLITICS, DEFENCE AND SECURITY COOPERATION ON THE POST-ELECTION POLITICAL AND SECURITY SITUATION IN MOZAMBIQUE | SADC
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02 Januari 2025
Picha ya faili: AIM
Jumuiya ya Maendeleo ya Kusini mwa Afrika (SADC) jana ilihimiza kujizuia katika kukabiliana na maandamano ya baada ya uchaguzi nchini Msumbiji, ikitetea mazungumzo "ya amani na yenye kujenga" waraka uliosainiwa na rais Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan kwa niaba ya SADC.
"SADC inatoa wito kwa pande zote kujizuia na kujiepusha na vitendo vinavyozidisha ghasia na machafuko," inasomeka taarifa ya SADC iliyotiwa saini na Samia Hassan, Rais wa Tanzania na Mwenyekiti wa sasa wa Organ ya SADC ya Siasa, Ulinzi, na Ushirikiano wa Usalama.
Rai hiyo nzito kutoka Dar es Salaam inakuja huku kukiwa na mzozo mkubwa wa baada ya uchaguzi mkuu nchini Msumbiji, wa Oktoba 2024 na kukiwa maandamano bila kukoma, hali ambayo imesababisha mapigano kati ya polisi na waandamanaji. Kulingana na mashirika ya kiraia yanayofuatilia hali hiyo, karibu watu 300 wamekufa.
SADC ilionyesha nia yake ya kuisaidia Msumbiji kupitia "taratibu zinazofaa" za mazungumzo, ikisisitiza haja ya "kusitishwa mara moja kwa uhasama wote."
"SADC inasisitiza kuwa pande zote zinapaswa kukumbatia mazungumzo ya amani na yenye kujenga kama njia inayopendelewa ya kutatua malalamiko," waraka huo mzito unasema.
Tarehe 23 Desemba 2024, Mahakama Kuu ya Katiba (CC) lilimtangaza Daniel Chapo wa chama cha FRELIMO kuwa mshindi wa uchaguzi wa urais kwa asilimia 65.17 ya kura, akimrithi Filipe Nyusi.
Tangazo hilo pia lilithibitisha ushindi wa FRELIMO, ambayo ilidumisha wingi wake wa ubunge katika uchaguzi mkuu wa tarehe 9 Oktoba 2024.
Tangazo hili la Mahakama ya Katiba CC lilizua machafuko mapya kote nchini, huku wafuasi wa Venâncio Mondlane-ambao walipata 24% ya kura kulingana na CC--kuingia mitaani, kuweka vizuizi, uporaji, na kupigana na polisi. Vikosi vya usalama vimejibu nguvu na silaha kutawanya umati wa watu.
Takriban watu 175 waliuawa katika wiki ya mwisho ya maandamano, na kufanya idadi ya vifo kufikia 277 tangu Oktoba 21, na watu 586 walipigwa risasi, kulingana na ripoti ya hivi karibuni kutoka jukwaa la uchaguzi la Decide, ambalo limekuwa likifuatilia mchakato huo.
Chanzo: Lusa
STATEMENT BY HER EXCELLENCY DR. SAMIA SULUHU HASSAN, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA AND CHAIRPERSON OF THE SADC ORGAN ON POLITICS, DEFENCE AND SECURITY COOPERATION ON THE POST-ELECTION POLITICAL AND SECURITY SITUATION IN MOZAMBIQUE
On 9th October this year, the Mozambican people went to the polls in a generally calm and peaceful atmosphere. This was observed by the SADC Electoral Observation Mission’s (SEOM) Preliminary Statement delivered in Maputo on 11th October 2024. The post-election political developments have, however, been marred by protests and acts of violence, leading to the loss of many lives. The announcement of the official election results on 23rd December 2024 exacerbated tensions in the country.
We are deeply concerned by the continued loss of lives, injuries, destruction of private property and public infrastructure. The current situation has also caused significant economic challenges on the nation, disrupted cross-border trade, and hindered the free movement of people.
The SADC calls upon all parties to exercise restraint and refrain from actions that escalate violence and unrest. It also reaffirms readiness to assist, through appropriate mechanisms, in facilitating a peaceful resolution to the existing challenges. We therefore appeal for an immediate cessation of all hostilities, while reiterating the importance of prioritizing the well-being and livelihoods of the Mozambican people.
SADC stresses all parties to embrace peaceful and constructive dialogue as the preferred avenue to address grievances. Our collective aspiration remains the restoration of harmony and stability in Mozambique, in line with our shared vision of good governance, social cohesion, and sustainable development in the region.
H.E. DR. SAMIA SULUHU HASSAN
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA AND
CHAIRPERSON OF THE SADC ORGAN ON POLITICS, DEFENCE AND SECURITY COOPERATION
31 DECEMBER 2024
Source: STATEMENT BY HER EXCELLENCY DR. SAMIA SULUHU HASSAN, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA AND CHAIRPERSON OF THE SADC ORGAN ON POLITICS, DEFENCE AND SECURITY COOPERATION ON THE POST-ELECTION POLITICAL AND SECURITY SITUATION IN MOZAMBIQUE | SADC
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