TANZANIA’S Ruling Party Presidential Candidate, Samia Suluhu Hassan, Has Reaffirmed That The Core Of Her Leadership Philosophy Is To Uphold Human Dignity By Ensuring That Every Citizen Lives With Respect, Equality And Access To Essential Services.
Samia Announced Plans To Establish A National Reconciliation And Mediation Commission To Strengthen Unity And Justice, Assuring That Her Next Administration Would Prioritise Inclusion And Fairness For All Citizens. She Outlined Eight Major Priorities Focusing On Food Security, Healthcare, Clean Energy, Quality Education, Decent Livelihoods, And Good Governance, While Maintaining Tanzania’s Legacy Of Peace And Cohesion. She Pledged To Grow The Agriculture, Livestock, And Fisheries Sectors By 10 Percent, Expand Local Mineral Processing, And Promote Industrialisation To Ensure Tanzanians Benefit Directly From National Resources.
On Economic Development, Samia Vowed To Accelerate Investments In Tourism With A Target Of Eight Million Visitors By 2030, Complete Nationwide Electrification, Formalise Small-Scale Businesses, And Intensify Anti-Corruption Measures. She Emphasised That These Actions Are Fundamental To Building “A Dignified And Respected Nation,” Adding That Transparency, Unity And Good Governance Will Remain Key Pillars Of Her Leadership.
Addressing The Electorate, Samia Urged Tanzanians To Turn Out In Large Numbers And Vote Peacefully, Stressing That Democracy Is Strengthened Through Participation, Not Division. “Good Leaders Are Chosen Through The Vote, Not Through Arguments,” She Said, Assuring Voters That Security Agencies Are Fully Prepared To Safeguard Peace During And After The Election. CCM Senior Leaders — Including Stephen Wasira, Dr Emmanuel Nchimbi, And Dr Asha-Rose Migiro — Praised Samia’s Calm, Resilient Leadership, Describing Her As A Symbol Of Equality And The Realisation Of Mwalimu Julius Nyerere’s Vision For Women In National Leadership.