Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

but are also denying their rivals from doing the same

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

churches are houses of worship and politicizing is not wise in a long run

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

there are more than ten rigging ways but I will only touch on four which I consider pervasive and most damaging to the legitimacy of our elections

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

the first is sneaking in polling booths cast votes in favour of ccm

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

this is still happening in least monitored areas where voters trust the system to do the right thing.

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

we have seen government vehicles in the last election caught redhanded stashed to the rim with cast votes in favour of ccm

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

the cure of this malady is forming vigilantes who will sit outside polling booths till election results are published there and photos taken and sent to all the websites available just to make sure none is gonna temper with the published results thereafter

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

the second rigging is bribing the political party agents to sign the verdict in favour of the ruling party which are wholly disconnected with counted votes

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

keeping vigil on election night will do away with the moneybags robbing voters their constitutional rights to choose the leaders they trust

kasenene · Dec 26, 2016

Rutashubanyuma said:
Only English!

You don't need to limit us on which language should be used in debating the matter unless ur are not a Tanzanian and if yes you should have declared this before to avoid biasnes .After all,we all understand that to our current president any message communicated in swahili is well noted rather than kimombo...

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

the third type of rigging is intentional false tallying to aid the ruling party

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

kasenene said:
You don't need to limit us on which language should be used in debating the matter unless ur are not a Tanzanian and if yes you should have declared this before to avoid biasnes .After all,we all understand that to our current president any message communicated in swahili is well noted rather than kimombo...

this forum is English medium only and this is JF policy, not mine I may add

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

it is less common in polling stations because of the level of transparency there and the fewer number of votes need tallying make falsification most likely if political parties' agents have been bribed but otherwise it is almost impossible to effect it

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

that leave constituent and national level as the most virulent venues for falsified tallied results save for division level when it comes for councilors which is not the focus of this discourse today

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

at national level, forged signatures of tallied results have been raised as the Tandahimba presidential count revealed in 2015 forcing NEC to flip the results to Lowassa despite announcing ccm has triumphed....

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

Tandahimba forms we saw on the internet and widely circulated was not the same one NEC deployed to declare CCM triumphant in a constituency they were soundly beaten

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

Ukawa claims many presidential constituent forms were falsified, forged and re-tallied to favour CCM ironically despite the Tandahimba situation and NEC is still sitting on those complaints and still brag the last general election was the most free, fair and transparent in history!

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

all parliamentary election disputes regardless of political parties claiming victimization there were clear mistrust against election supervisors whom they felt had abused their positions to announce falsified results

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

similar anger was expressed in division and village levels that falsified results culminated unto an election farce

Rutashubanyuma · Dec 26, 2016

arraigning such electoral malpractices require a cocktail of countermeasures

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