Tanzania's ruling CCM party recorded 25.3 million rally attendees across 60 days of campaigning that ends on Tuesday with a final event in Mwanza featuring presidential candidate Samia Suluhu Hassan. Party Secretary Kenan Kihongosi said more than 57 million people followed the campaign through broadcast and digital media, with Hassan's appearances generating 164.9 million online views across 112 rallies.
The party pledged to introduce universal health coverage and a clean water grid within 100 days of forming government. Officials plan to expand electricity capacity to 8,000 megawatts while strengthening agriculture, mining and infrastructure sectors.
Kihongosi praised Hassan's leadership since March 2021, crediting her with guiding Tanzania through post-pandemic recovery and advancing the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project. He dismissed protest calls as politically motivated by individuals outside the country.
Party officials assured voters that security forces stand prepared to guarantee peaceful elections on Wednesday. They urged citizens to reject calls for demonstrations and cast ballots for CCM candidates committed to economic reforms and governance improvements.
The party pledged to introduce universal health coverage and a clean water grid within 100 days of forming government. Officials plan to expand electricity capacity to 8,000 megawatts while strengthening agriculture, mining and infrastructure sectors.
Kihongosi praised Hassan's leadership since March 2021, crediting her with guiding Tanzania through post-pandemic recovery and advancing the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project. He dismissed protest calls as politically motivated by individuals outside the country.
Party officials assured voters that security forces stand prepared to guarantee peaceful elections on Wednesday. They urged citizens to reject calls for demonstrations and cast ballots for CCM candidates committed to economic reforms and governance improvements.
