GE2025 Rais Hakainde Hichilema aomba amani na utulivu nchini Tanzania

GE2025 Rais Hakainde Hichilema aomba amani na utulivu nchini Tanzania

Matukio, Taarifa, Habari na Mijadala ya Wananchi WAKATI wa Mchakato wa Uchaguzi Mkuu 2025

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Rais Hakainde Hichilema wa Zambia

Baada ya shughuli ya kumuapisha rais mteule Samia Suluhu Hassan kuwa rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania, mgeni kutoka taifa la Zambia mheshimiwa Rais Hakainde Hichilema katika hotuba yake nzito ametoa wito kwa wananchi wa Tanzania kutopeleka malalamiko yao mitaani, bali kutatua tofauti za kitaifa kwa njia ya mazungumzo na njia rasmi za kidemokrasia.

Akizungumza wakati wa hotuba iliyoelekezwa kwa viongozi na wananchi wa Tanzania bara na visiwani, alisema Tanzania ina amani tangu uhuru, na urithi huo haupaswi kuharibiwa. Alisema amani, usalama na utulivu ndio msingi unaoruhusu mataifa kupata maendeleo.

Alieleza kuwa taifa likisharuhusu kuvunjika kwa sheria na utulivu, kurejesha utulivu inakuwa vigumu, na matokeo yake huathiri watoto shuleni, maisha ya familia, bajeti ya maendeleo na mwelekeo wa kitaifa kwa ujumla. Alisema zipo nchi barani humo ambazo zimekumbwa na ukosefu wa utulivu wa muda mrefu baada ya matukio ya vurugu, na kwamba matokeo hayo hayapaswi kupuuzwa. Alitaja kukosekana kwa utulivu kuwa ni tishio na kuonya kuwa nchi inapokosa amani hairudishwi haraka.

Rais Hichilema alisema mataifa yote ya Afrika lazima yatangulize amani kama nyenzo kuu ya maendeleo.

Alisema bado kuna kazi kubwa ya kufanya katika kutoa fursa kwa wananchi, lakini kazi hiyo inaweza kupatikana tu katika mazingira ambayo ni salama na tulivu.

Alisema mizozo inapotokea ipelekwe kwenye meza ya mazungumzo, na akasisitiza kuwa meza ya mazungumzo lazima iwe mahali pekee ambapo mizozo inatatuliwa.

Alitafakari uzoefu wake mwenyewe nchini Zambia. Aliwakumbusha waliohudhuria kuwa UPND ilitumia miaka 23 katika upinzani na kwamba yeye binafsi aliongoza chama hicho kwa miaka 15 kati ya hiyo.

Alisema wakati huo alipata kushindwa katika uchaguzi na malalamiko yalitolewa kuhusu michakato ya uchaguzi. Licha ya hayo, hakuitisha maandamano ya mitaani, kwa sababu kuwatuma watu mitaani kungehatarisha uharibifu wa mali, kuumia au kupoteza maisha. Alisema iwapo uharibifu ungetokea, damu hiyo ingekuwa mikononi mwake.

Alisema mara kwa mara aliwaambia wafuasi wake kwamba taratibu za kidemokrasia lazima zitumike na kwamba chama kidumishe subira.

Alisema Zambia sasa ina bahati ya kuliongoza taifa lake kwa amani, na jukumu hilo lazima lihifadhiwe na kupitishwa kwa kizazi kijacho. Aliwahimiza Watanzania kuchukua njia ya fursa badala ya kuharibu. Alisema changamoto ni za kweli, lakini fursa pia zipo, na maendeleo yanakuja katika mlolongo wake. Aliongeza kuwa wakati wa Mungu ni bora zaidi, na kwamba watu hawana haja ya kuhangaika kuona ishara hiyo inapofika.

Rais Hichilema alisema Zambia inathamini ushirikiano wa kihistoria na Tanzania, akirejea miundombinu ya Tazama na Tazara. Alisema Zambia iliitegemea Tanzania wakati wa ukombozi wakati upatikanaji wa bahari ulikuwa umezuiwa.

Alirejelea majukumu ya Rais Julius Nyerere na Rais Kenneth Kaunda, pamoja na washirika wanaoshirikiana, katika kufanikisha usafiri wa kikanda. Alisema mataifa hayo mawili yanaendelea kufanya kazi ya ukarabati wa pamoja wa njia ili kuboresha usafirishaji wa bidhaa na raia.

Katika hotuba yake ya mwisho, aliupongeza uongozi wa Tanzania na kusema wale ambao hawakumpigia kura rais lazima pia watambuliwe na kujumuishwa.

Alisema ni lazima mifumo ijengwe ili kumfikia kila mwananchi. Alisema ukanda huo lazima uzingatie amani na utulivu, kwa sababu masharti hayo yanawezesha maendeleo, uzalishaji wa ajira, ukuaji wa biashara na uboreshaji wa ujuzi kwa vijana, akiwemo Gen Z.

Alisisitiza nia njema ya Zambia na kusema nchi zote mbili zina uhusiano wa kihistoria na malengo ya pamoja.

Source: Gazeti la LusakaTimes
 
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HH appeals for peace and stability in Tanzania​



ByLusaka Times Editor
November 3, 2025
HH appeals for peace and stability in Tanzania
President Hakainde Hichilema has appealed to the people of Tanzania not to take their grievances to the streets, but to resolve national differences through dialogue and formal democratic channels. Speaking during remarks directed to Tanzanian leaders and citizens across the mainland and the islands, he said Tanzania has enjoyed peace since independence, and that legacy should not be destroyed. He said peace, security and stability are the foundation that allows nations to progress.

He explained that once a nation allows a breakdown of law and order, restoring stability becomes difficult, and the consequences affect children in school, family livelihoods, development budgets and the general national trajectory. He said there are countries on the continent that have suffered long term instability after violent episodes, and that such consequences should not be underestimated. He described instability as a menace and warned that once a country loses peace, it is not quickly regained.

President Hichilema said all African nations must prioritise peace as the main ingredient for development. He said there is still much work to be done in providing opportunities for citizens, but that work can only be achieved in environments that are safe and stable. He said when disputes arise, they should be taken to the dialogue table, and he emphasised that the dialogue table must be the only place where disagreements are resolved.

He reflected on his own experience in Zambia. He reminded the audience that the UPND spent 23 years in opposition and that he personally led the party for 15 of those years. He said during that time he suffered election defeats and complaints were raised about electoral processes. Despite that, he did not call for street protests, because sending people into the streets would risk property destruction, injury or loss of life. He said if damage had occurred, such blood would have been on his hands. He said he consistently told supporters that democratic processes must be used and that the party maintained patience.

He said Zambia is now privileged to lead its own nation peacefully, and that responsibility must be preserved and passed on to the next generation. He encouraged Tanzanians to take the path of opportunity rather than destruction. He said challenges are real, but opportunities also exist, and progress arrives in its own sequence. He added that God’s time is the best, and that people do not need to strain to see that signal when it comes.

President Hichilema said Zambia values the historic partnership with Tanzania, referencing Tazama and Tazara infrastructure. He said Zambia relied on Tanzania during the liberation period when access to the sea was blocked. He referenced the roles of President Julius Nyerere and President Kenneth Kaunda, alongside cooperating partners, in making regional transport possible. He said the two nations continue to work on joint rehabilitation of routes to improve movement of goods and citizens.


In his closing remarks, he congratulated the Tanzanian leadership and said those who did not vote for the president must also be embraced and included. He said systems must be built to reach out to every citizen. He said the region must stay focused on peace and stability, because those conditions enable development, job creation, business growth and skills improvements for young people, including Gen Z. He reaffirmed Zambia’s goodwill and said both countries share historical ties and shared ambitions
 
Yooote aliyosema Hichilema, hapa Tanzania kwa viongozi hawa wa sasa ni sawa na kumpigia mbuzi gitaa..! yeye ni msabato ana hofu ya Mungu, waliopo hapa ni wapagani hawana hofu ya Mungu, hiyo ndio tofauti!
 
03 November 2025

RAIA WA ZIMBABWE WAPIGWA NA BUTWAA MAKAMU WA RAIS WA ZIMBABWE KUHUDHURIA SHEREHE YA KUAPISHWA SAMIA HASSAN

Shock as Chiwenga visits Tanzania inauguration and Hakainde speak against protesters​


View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gAOeGPTdbWg

Source : Hloniphani Global News
 
03 November 2025
Wananchi kusini mwa Afrika
Washangaa Mnangagwa kuunga mkono Uchaguzi mkuu usiohalali wa Tanzania |

| Zimwaves TV Morning News Description: Mnangagwa wa Zimbabwe ampongeza Samia Suluhu Hassan wa Tanzania baada ya "ushindi" uliojaa damu

Mnangagwa Endorses Tanzania’s Sham Elections | Zimwaves TV Morning News Description: Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa congratulates Tanzania’s Samia Suluhu Hassan after a blood-soaked “victory,”

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MAONI YATIRIRIKA UAPISHO WA SAMIA, NDANI YA BARRACKS / KAMBI BADALA YA UWANJA WA KIRAIA

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kuapishwa kwa Samia Sukuhu Hassan baada ya kutangazwa mshindi wa uchaguzi wa mwaka 2025 wa Tanzania kwa asilimia 98 ya kura.

Tangazo hilo limezua hasira katika eneo lote la kanda hii ya Afrika , huku maandamano, ripoti za vifo, na wasiwasi ukiongezeka kuhusu jinsi mchakato mzima wa uchaguzi ulivyoendeshwa.

Hata hivyo, wakati wananchi wakitaka majibu, Umoja wa Afrika - AU umechagua kumpongeza, hatua ambayo wengi wanaona kuwa ni usaliti kwa watu.

Jambo la kutia moyo zaidi ni ukimya wa marais wa Afrika , huku sauti chache tu zikizungumza huku wengi wakinyamaza.

Katika kipindi hiki, tunaangalia kwa undani zaidi ukimya huu wa marais unamaanisha nini, kwa nini majibu ya AU yamewakasirisha wengi sana, na kile wakati huu kinasemwa kuhusu mustakabali wa demokrasia barani Afrika.


Samia Suluhu is to be sworn in after being declared the winner of Tanzania’s 2025 election with 98% of the vote. The announcement has sparked outrage across the region, with protests, reports of deaths, and growing concern over how the election was conducted.Yet, as citizens demand answers, the African Union has chosen to congratulate her, a move many see as a betrayal of the people.Even more telling is the silence of African presidents, with only a few voices speaking out while most remain quiet.In this episode, we take a closer look at what this silence means, why the AU’s reaction has angered so many, and what this moment says about the future of democracy in Africa.
 
03 November 2025
HABARI ZA KIKANDA UAPISHO WA RAIS MTEULE SAMIA

GenZ Wafanikiwa Kumzuia Rais Wa Jamhuri ya Kenya Kuhudhuria Uapisho wa Samia

Gen Z's block Ruto from entering Tanzania​



View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PySohK-c8Q8

Rogers Kakasungura is a Journalist and Political analyst. He has vast experience on various topics
 
03 November 2025
Kambi ya Kijeshi
Dodoma, Tanzania

HOTUBA YA KWANZA YA MHESHIMIWA RAIS SAMIA HASSAN BAADA YA KUAPISHWA, HUKU MARAIS WENGI WAKISUSIA KUHUDHURIA WAO BINAFSI KATIKA HOTUBA AWATAJA KINAMNA WALIOSHINDWA KUHUDHURIA


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Walioweza kuhudhuria ni rais Hakainde Hichikema almaaruf HH wa Zambia, rais Daniel Chapo wa Mozambique, rais Evariste Ndayishimiye wa Burundi, Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed almaaruf Farmaajo Rais wa Somalia.
 

“Not Free, Not Fair”: SADC Slams Tanzania’s 2025 Elections​

November 3, 2025 Our reporter
The Head of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Electoral Observation Mission (SEOM) to Tanzania’s October 29, 2025 General Elections, Richard Msowoya, has delivered a stark verdict: the polls did not meet SADC’s standards for credible, free and fair elections.

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Photo : Richard Msowoya

In a strongly worded preliminary statement released Monday, Msowoya said the overall conduct of the election fell below the benchmarks set out in the SADC Principles and Guidelines Governing Democratic Elections. He stated that in many areas across the country, voters were effectively denied the chance to freely express their democratic will, with the environment surrounding the polls marked by intimidation, irregularities, and restricted political participation.

“The concerns raised by our observers point to serious deficits in fairness and transparency,” Msowoya said, noting that the mission’s assessment reflects SADC’s firm position that elections must be conducted in a manner that protects the integrity of the people’s voice.

Msowoya, appointed by Malawi’s President Peter Mutharika in his capacity as Chairperson of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation, urged Tanzanians to pursue any electoral disputes strictly through lawful means, insisting that the legitimacy of democratic processes cannot be defended through violence or coercion.

He reaffirmed that the mission will, in accordance with SADC’s 2021 electoral guidelines, publish a full and final report within 30 days, but emphasized that the preliminary statement is meant to send an unequivocal signal: SADC will not endorse elections that undermine democratic norms in the region
 

03 November 2025​

“Si Huru, Siyo wa Haki”: SADC Yakashifu Uchaguzi wa Tanzania wa 2025​

Novemba 3, 2025 Mwanahabari wetu Kuwa wa kwanza kutoa maoni
Mkuu wa Ujumbe wa Waangalizi wa Uchaguzi wa Jumuiya ya Maendeleo Kusini mwa Afrika (SADC) katika Uchaguzi Mkuu wa Oktoba 29, 2025 nchini Tanzania, Richard Msowoya, ametoa uamuzi mkali: kura za maoni hazikukidhi viwango vya SADC vya uchaguzi wa kuaminika, huru na wa haki.

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Picha Richard Msowoya akitoa ripoti

Katika taarifa yake ya awali yenye maneno mazito iliyotolewa Jumatatu, Msowoya alisema mwenendo wa jumla wa uchaguzi ulikuwa chini ya viwango vilivyowekwa katika Kanuni na Miongozo ya SADC inayoongoza Uchaguzi wa Kidemokrasia . Alisema kuwa katika maeneo mengi nchini kote, wapiga kura walinyimwa fursa ya kueleza mapenzi yao ya kidemokrasia kwa uhuru, huku mazingira yanayozunguka uchaguzi yakiwa na vitisho, ukiukwaji wa sheria na ushiriki mdogo wa kisiasa.

"Wasiwasi uliotolewa na waangalizi wetu unaashiria upungufu mkubwa wa haki na uwazi," Msowoya alisema, akibainisha kuwa tathmini ya ujumbe huo inaonyesha msimamo thabiti wa SADC kwamba uchaguzi lazima ufanyike kwa njia ambayo inalinda uadilifu wa sauti ya watu.

Msowoya aliyeteuliwa na Rais wa Malawi, Peter Mutharika katika nafasi yake ya Mwenyekiti wa Organ ya SADC ya Siasa, Ulinzi na Usalama, aliwataka Watanzania kufuatilia migogoro yoyote ya uchaguzi kwa njia halali, akisisitiza kuwa uhalali wa michakato ya kidemokrasia hauwezi kulindwa kwa vurugu au mabavu.

Alisisitiza tena kuwa ujumbe huo, kwa mujibu wa miongozo ya uchaguzi ya 2021 ya SADC, itachapisha ripoti kamili na ya mwisho ndani ya siku 30, lakini akasisitiza kuwa taarifa ya awali inalenga kutoa ishara isiyo na shaka: SADC haitaidhinisha uchaguzi ambao unadhoofisha kanuni za kidemokrasia katika kanda hiyo

Source : Nyasatimes


TOKA MAKTABA


SADC Electoral Observation Mission (SEOM) / RATIBA WAANGALIZI WA UCHAGUZI KUTOKA NCHI ZA SADC


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In accordance with Article 3 of the revised SADC Principles and Guidelines Governing Democratic Elections (2021), SADC shall observe all general elections held in its Member States. As per the standard practice of observing general elections in all SADC Member States, the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania invited the SADC Electoral Observation Mission (SEOM) to observe the country’s upcoming Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Government Elections (General Election) scheduled for the 29th of October 2025.

In accordance with the SADC Principles and Guidelines Governing Democratic Elections (2021), His Excellency Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, President of the Republic of Malawi and Chairperson of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation, has appointed Honourable Richard Msowoya, former Speaker of Parliament of the Republic of Malawi as the Head of the SEOM.

The Chairperson of the Organ also mandated the SADC Secretariat, led by His Excellency Mr. Elias M. Magosi, the Executive Secretary of SADC, to coordinate the SEOM, including facilitation of in-country deployment of observers. The SADC Secretariat support team arrived in Dar es Salaam on 13th October 2025 to prepare logistics for the Mission.

The SEOM will observe the country’s pre-election phase, polling day and post-election processes. The Mission’s objective is to assess the conduct of the elections in accordance with the Revised SADC Principles and Guidelines Governing Democratic Elections of (2021). These principles emphasise the importance of citizen participation in the democratic and development processes, the implementation of measures to prevent political violence, intimidation, and intolerance, and the promotion of equal opportunities for all political parties to access the State Media and for all citizens to access information. Furthermore, the Mission emphasises the importance of acknowledging and respecting the election outcomes by all political entities.

To promote electoral integrity, electoral justice, good governance, peace and stability in the SADC region, and to give effect to the commitment contained in the SADC Principles and Guidelines, the launch of SEOM will include various election awareness activities for the electoral stakeholders to learn and appreciate the work of the SEOM.

Among the key activities, the SEOM will undertake consultations with a broad range of key electoral stakeholders such as the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), relevant Government Departments, Political Parties, Diplomatic Community, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), Women and Youth Organisations etc., in order to gain deeper understanding of amongst other, the political and security context, the Constitutional and Legal Framework governing the elections, preparedness and readiness of the IEC to conduct the 2025 General Election.

The key activities for the SEOM programme of schedule comprises the following;


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Source: SADC
 
Hotuba ya Hichilema ilkuwa bora sana, kuliko hata ya nani yenu!!!
 
MAONI KUTOKA KANDA YA AFRIKA MASHARIKI, KATI NA KUSINI

03 November 2025

Ushindi wa 98% wa Samia Suluhu unaonyesha upotoshaji wa haki - Kirwa​

"Kinachotokea Tanzania ni mchanganyiko wa usaliti wa wito wa Nyerere wa umoja na unyenyekevu, na kukumbusha kuwa kila mtu ana umuhimu.

Wakati wa maandalizi ya uchaguzi, viongozi walizungumza kwa ngebe, majivuno na jeuri sana, na Makamu Mwenyekiti wa CCM alitoa kauli kadhaa za dharau.

Ushindi wa Samia Suluhu katika uchaguzi wa asilimia 98 unadhihirisha upotoshaji wa demokrasia yenyewe." - Kipruto Arap Kirwa, Waziri wa Zamani wa Baraza la Mawaziri la Kilimo

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"What is happening in Tanzania is a mixture of betrayal of Nyerere’s call for unity and humility, and a reminder that everyone matters. During the run-up to the elections, leaders spoke with a lot of arrogance, and the Vice Chairman of CCM made several derogatory statements. Samia Suluhu’s 98% election win reflects a miscalculation of justice — a robbery of democracy itself." - Kipruto Arap Kirwa, Former Agriculture Cabinet Minister
 
Pretoria, South Africa

Mbeki anasema jinsi marais wa Afrika wanavyochaguliwa si sahihi​

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Rais wa zamani Thabo Mbeki akizungumza siku ya Jumamosi katika Mazungumzo ya Kitaifa ya sekta ya elimu ya juu ya Eastern Cape. (Picha: Michael Sheehan)

Rais wa zamani Thabo Mbeki siku ya Jumamosi alitoa wito wa mabadiliko katika njia ya kuchaguliwa kwa Rais wa Afrika Kusini.

Katika uzinduzi wa Mjadala wa Kitaifa wa sekta ya elimu ya juu ya Eastern Cape katika Chuo Kikuu cha Nelson Mandela huko Gqeberha, Mbeki alisema, "Namna ya kumchagua Rais sio sahihi. Swali haliulizwa kamwe ikiwa Rais ana uwezo na mtu anayefaa na anayefaa.

"Wakati Bunge liliposema ni lazima niwe rais, hawakujua ninachoweza kufanya, na hawakuwahi kuuliza."

Alisema hili ni moja ya masuala ambayo Mjadala wa Kitaifa ulipaswa kushughulikia.

Akielezea umuhimu wa sekta ya elimu ya juu kushiriki katika Mazungumzo ya Kitaifa, Mbeki alisema, “Nilipoulizwa nitoe maoni yangu kuhusu Afrika Kusini katika miaka 30, nilisema tunahitaji uingiliaji kati, uchumi uko kwenye mtikisiko, siasa ziko kwenye mtikisiko, tuna mgogoro wa uhalifu na rushwa, hata uhusiano wetu na bara zima uko kwenye mtikisiko.

Alisema kabla ya uchaguzi mkuu mwaka jana, alichunguza ilani za vyama vya siasa na kuhitimisha kuwa wanasiasa hawakuwa na majibu.

Ulifika wakati kwa Waafrika Kusini kutoa majibu, alisema Mbeki. "Na kwa majibu, simaanishi ahadi [za kisiasa]. Majibu yanaweza tu kutoka kwa watu, sio vyama vya siasa." Hii, alisema, ilikuwa msingi wa pendekezo lake la Mazungumzo ya Kitaifa.

Alisema itakuwa muhimu kwa viongozi wenye mawazo kutoka sekta ya elimu ya juu kushiriki katika mazungumzo hayo, kwani "nchi inategemea akili zao".

Alisema Mpango wa Maendeleo wa Taifa ni dira nzuri kwa nchi, lakini si mpango. "Na hilo ni kosa la wasomi," alisema.

"Walipaswa kuingilia kati na kusema, 'Hii ndiyo inapaswa kuwa katika Mpango wa Maendeleo wa Taifa.' Walipaswa kusema: "Tuna maono mazuri sana, lakini ni mpango gani?"

Mpango wa Maendeleo wa Kitaifa ulipitishwa na Baraza la Mawaziri mnamo 2012 na kutoa ramani ya jinsi Afrika Kusini ingekua ifikapo 2030.

"Maono hayajawahi kutafsiriwa katika hatua za kiutendaji," alisema Mbeki.

"Pamoja na Mazungumzo ya Kitaifa, hii ndiyo unayohitaji sasa kuchangia," aliwaambia watazamaji.

Alisema sekta ya elimu ya juu ina jukumu muhimu katika kubadilisha simulizi kwamba "watu weusi daima wanafeli" na kuhakikisha kuwa vijana hawakati tamaa na kupunguzwa tamaa.

Alitoa wito kwa sekta hiyo kutoa masuluhisho yanayoonekana na ya vitendo ili kukabiliana na migogoro mingi inayoikabili Afrika Kusini na kusema wawakilishi kutoka vyuo vikuu vya nchi hiyo wanapaswa pia kushauri maeneo bunge 32 tofauti katika Mjadala wa Kitaifa, wawe wanawake, mashirika ya kiraia, wafanyabiashara, wawakilishi wa wafanyakazi, viongozi wa kimila au vyombo vya kidini.

Akigusia suala lenye utata la Bima ya Afya ya Taifa (NHI), Mbeki aliuliza kwa nini hakujakuwa na majadiliano ya kina na wataalamu wa afya kuhusu mpango huo mpya.

Hakuna jitihada zilizofanywa kuzungumza na wataalamu wa afya ili kutatua maswali kuhusu NHI; maoni yao ya kiakili hayajatolewa," alisema.

"Mwishowe, Mazungumzo ya Kitaifa yatafanyika," alisema. "Kiuhalisia kujibu rundo zima la migogoro inayoikabili nchi. Kwa hili, wenye akili wa nchi watakuwa mchezaji muhimu sana. Wasomi wetu wana kazi kubwa zaidi.

"Nadhani ni mwanzo wa mchakato tofauti. Sio tu kujadili elimu ya juu, lakini pia swali: Je, wasomi wetu hufanya nini kutoa jibu kwa migogoro mingi katika nchi yetu? Una jukumu. Ninyi ndio chombo pekee ambacho kinaweza kusema kwa uhalali: 'Sisi ni viongozi wa fikra.' Wanasiasa si viongozi wa kufikirika sijui wanaongoza nini, lakini si viongozi wanaofikiriwa. DM
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Rais wa zamani Thabo Mbeki siku ya Jumamosi alitoa wito wa mabadiliko katika njia ya kuchaguliwa kwa Rais wa Afrika Kusini.

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NATIONAL DIALOGUE​

Mbeki says the way presidents in South Africa are elected is wrong​

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Former president Thabo Mbeki speaking on Saturday at the National Dialogue for the Eastern Cape higher education sector. (Photo: Michael Sheehan)

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During an address on Saturday, former president Thabo Mbeki said a National Dialogue was urgently needed to solve South Africa’s many crises and called for a reform of the country's presidential election method.​

Former president Thabo Mbeki on Saturday called for a change in the way South Africa’s President is elected.

At the launch of the National Dialogue for the Eastern Cape higher education sector at Nelson Mandela University in Gqeberha, Mbeki said, “The manner in which we elect the President is wrong. The question is never asked if a President is capable and a fit and proper person.

“When Parliament said I must become president, they did not have a clue what I was capable of doing, and they never asked.”

He said this was one of the issues the National Dialogue had to address.

Explaining the importance of the higher education sector taking part in the National Dialogue, Mbeki said, “When I was asked to comment about South Africa at 30 years, I said we need an intervention. The economy is in crisis. Politics is in crisis. We have a crime and corruption crisis. Even our relations with the rest of the continent are in crisis. There is nothing that does not say crisis.”

He said that before the national elections last year, he examined the manifestos of political parties and concluded that politicians did not have the answers.

It was time for South Africans to provide the answers, said Mbeki. “And by answers, I don’t mean [political] promises. Answers can only come from the people, not political parties.” This, he said, was the basis of his proposal for a National Dialogue.

He said it would be crucial for thought leaders from the higher education sector to take part in the dialogue, as “the country depends on their brains”.

He said the National Development Plan was a brilliant vision for the country, but it was not a plan. “And that is the intelligentsia’s fault,” he said.

“They should have intervened and said, ‘This is what must become of the National Development Plan.’ They should have said: “We have a very good vision, but what is the plan?”

The National Development Plan was adopted by the Cabinet in 2012 and provided a roadmap of how South Africa would develop by 2030.

“The vision was never translated into practical steps,” said Mbeki.

“With the National Dialogue, this is what you now need to contribute,” he told the audience.

He said the higher education sector had an important role to play in changing the narrative that “black people always fail” and ensuring that young people were not demoralised and demotivated.

He called on the sector to provide tangible, practical solutions to tackle the multiple crises facing South Africa and said representatives from the country’s universities should also advise the 32 different constituencies in the National Dialogue, be they women, civil society organisations, businesspeople, labour representatives, traditional leaders or religious bodies.

Touching on the controversial issue of National Health Insurance (NHI), Mbeki asked why there had not been a comprehensive discussion with health professionals about the new scheme.

“No effort has been made to talk to the health professionals to resolve questions on the NHI; their intellectual input has not been made,” he said.

“In the end, the National Dialogue will happen,” he said. “Practically to answer to the whole bundle of crises facing the country. For this, the country’s intelligentsia will be a very important player. Our intelligentsia has a much broader task.

“I think it is the beginning of a different process. Not just to discuss higher education, but also the question: What does our intelligentsia do to provide an answer to the multiple crises in our country? You have a responsibility. You are the only body that can legitimately say: ‘We are the thought leaders.’ The politicians are not thought leaders. I don’t know what they lead, but they are not thought leaders.” DM
 
Usikute wanatamani wamteke na yeye.
Maana kuna watu ukiwashauri kidogo juu ya Kuendesha nchi wana ku RIP
 
Tarehe 03 Novemba 2025

Mgogoro wa Kisiasa Tanzania: Suluhu lazima Achukue Hatua Sasa | PLO Lumumba​



View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QLp9ydc6K3I
"Kilichotokea Tanzania hakipaswi kutokea." - PLO LumumbaKatika kipindi hiki cha dharura,

Prof. PLO Lumumba azungumzia mivutano ya kisiasa nchini Tanzania kufuatia uchaguzi wa 2025 uliokumbwa na utata.

Amemtaka Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan:

🗣️ Kuanzisha mazungumzo ya kitaifa

🗳️ kupitia upya katiba ya Tanzania.

🤝 Shirikisha upinzani, sio kuwanyamazisha

⚖️ Tambua vifo na machafuko yaliyofuatia kura

Lumumba anafuatilia urithi wa demokrasia ya Tanzania, anakosoa ongezeko la kutovumiliana kisiasa, na anatukumbusha kuwa vijana wa Afrika wanatazama - na kufikiri.

“Kama viongozi hawafikirii vijana, vijana watajifikiria wenyewe

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03 November 2025

SAMIA'S POLITICAL PARANOIA LEAD HER TO COMMIT UNTHINKABLE

Prof PLO Lumumba’s Fiery Message to Tanzania’s Government - Protest Is the Language of the Unheard

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ekNeTcdHdhw

In this explosive and unfiltered interview, Professor PLO Lumumba speaks on Tanzania’s disputed elections and the deadly nationwide protests shaking the country.

Lumumba, known for his unmatched Pan-African voice, declares that “protests are the language of the unheard” — urging African leaders to listen to the people’s anger instead of silencing them.

🇹🇿 President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been sworn in despite mass protests and opposition leaders barred from running, sparking outrage across Tanzania and Africa.

🔥 This conversation is raw, real, and revolutionary. Lumumba doesn’t hold back.

👇🏾 Watch, comment, and share this powerful conversation — and join the movement to awaken Africa’s consciousness.

📺 Guest: Professor PLO Lumumba🎙️ Host: Orina | Sell Afrika To Afrikans

🌍 Platform: Celebrating Africans transforming the continent & speaking truth to power.

Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro

0:53 - PLO Lumumba Expresses His Love For Tanzania

1:29 - PLO Lumumba's Take on the Protests in Tanzania After The Elections

5:41 - PLO Lumumba on Why People Protest

7:30 - PLO Lumumba on African Gen Z Rising Up

12:21 - PLO Lumumba on why Tanzanian People are Protesting

15:57 - PLO Lumumba's Take on Traoré and Other African Promising Leaders

22:49 - Gen Z's Not Seeking Wisdom From the Right Elders

27:19 - PLO Lumumba on Africa's Obsession With Personality Politics

30:11 - PLO Lumumba on Why The Kenyan Pan African Level Is Low

36:18 - PLO Lumumba's Message To Tanzania In This Difficult Time

41:11 - PLO Lumumba on the Sudan War

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