UN statement concerning Tanzania general election

[Epk]

The United Nations is following very closely the Tanzanian general elections of 25 October and congratulates the president elect.

We congratulate Tanzanians for exercising their democratic rights in a peaceful manner. We take note of the international observers statement (Commonwealth, AU, SADC and EU) of today that indicates they are pleased that the voting and counting took place in an environment of peace.

However, the observer missions as well as the US Embassy, UK High Commission and European Union have also shared their great concern with the statement issued by the Chairman of the Zanzibar Electoral Commission in which he nullified the Zanzibar elections.

We call on political leaders to promote an environment of peaceful dialogue to resolve their differences and to ensure a continued peaceful and democratic elections process. It is through this peaceful and democratic process that the social and economic development of the United Republic of Tanzania can be ensured.

- Alvaro Rodriguez, Resident Coordinator of the UN System

For more information, please contact:
Usia Nkhoma Ledama
National Information Officer
UN Information Centre
Mobile: +255 762 871830
+255 784 228539

 

[MAGUFULI JEMBE]

Thanx God

 

[Ndibalema]

Woote ni wale wale. UN US na UK wapo behind.

 

[jogi]

ujinga ni mzigo.

 

[kamwamu]

The people of zanzibar have been tolerant for so long. It seem to them it is this time or never. Well, it is said you can fool all the people some time. And you can fool some people all the time. But you can not fool all the people all the time.

 

[iArmaniAdamson]

The United Nations is following very closely the Tanzanian general elections of 25 October and congratulates the president elect.

We congratulate Tanzanians for exercising their democratic rights in a peaceful manner. We take note of the international observers statement (Commonwealth, AU, SADC and EU) of today that indicates they are pleased that the voting and counting took place in an environment of peace.

However, the observer missions as well as the US Embassy, UK High Commission and European Union have also shared their great concern with the statement issued by the Chairman of the Zanzibar Electoral Commission in which he nullified the Zanzibar elections.

We call on political leaders to promote an environment of peaceful dialogue to resolve their differences and to ensure a continued peaceful and democratic elections process. It is through this peaceful and democratic process that the social and economic development of the United Republic of Tanzania can be ensured.

- Alvaro Rodriguez, Resident Coordinator of the UN System

For more information, please contact:
Usia Nkhoma Ledama
National Information Officer
UN Information Centre
Mobile: +255 762 871830
+255 784 228539

we had free and fair elections, we got a very promising President.

International community need to respect our decision about Zanzibar, and pending election

 

[Averoes]

Sasa kama free and fair kwanini Zanzibar asitangazwe mshindi?
Mkiambiwa ukweli hamtaki mnashikilia madaraka kama vile mnashikiria wake na waume zenu.
Halafu manoteshea vidole wapinzani eti wana uchu wa madaraka. Ata Mungu hayuko radhi na nyinyi. Eti muachiwe mna hela nyie? Kazi omba omba tu!!
Mwache JPM awaonyeshe namba nyinyi.

 

[Chakochangu]

Hakuna cha UN wala nani, wote wanafiki tu.

 

[Utingo]

Sasa kama free and fair kwanini Zanzibar asitangazwe mshindi?

kwa sababu zanzibar ni koloni la ccm.....najua wengi hawatanielewa

 

[Odili]

The people of Zanzibar were so determined to put Seif in power through this election but the dictatorship of the ruling party bars their determination and hence the Zanzibar development.

It is high time now the Zanzibaris take action against this dictatorship.

 

[MAGALEMWA]

Thanx God

Kura na pongezi kwa ajili ya masilahi yao

 

[mnyansa]

Hug ujt lit yg