Majaliwa applauds Samia for executing better CCM election manifesto

27Feb 2024
The Guardian Reporter
DAR ES SALAAM
The Guardian
Majaliwa applauds Samia for executing better CCM election manifesto

PRIME Minister and CCM's Central Committee member Kassim Majaliwa has described President Samia Suluhu Hassan as a leader who implements all strategic projects as stipulated in the ruling CCM election manifesto 2020/2025.

PRIME Minister and CCM's Central Committee member Kassim Majaliwa

Majaliwa made the remarks on Sunday when speaking at the party meeting at Kavuu area in Mpimbwe Council in Mlele District, Katavi Region.

"It is an undeniable fact that President Samia, who is also the party national chair, has been an example of the great success achieved by our country at the moment,” he said.

Majaliwa stated: "Dr Samia Suluhu Hassan has continued to oversee the implementation of the CCM Manifesto, by implementing various health including access to health services, starting at the district, regional, zonal and referral levels."

He said that President Samia has strengthened economic diplomacy with various countries in parallel with promoting tourism, the Kiswahili language and marketing Tanzanian products abroad.

The premier also urged Tanzanians to continue to believe in CCM as it has always been a pillar to unite Tanzanians in building an independent nation economically, politically and culturally, and a nation with unity, peace, stability and solidarity.

"This nation, under CCM, we’ve a great ability to be independent and bring great economic and social development. This has become evident through the great success achieved in building our nation and improving the lives of Tanzanians in various fields."

According to him, CCM has become a pillar of peace, unity and solidarity among Tanzanians and thus a catalyst for development in the country.

"The importance of our party has continued to be seen in the way it has been serving Tanzanians while our country maintains unity and peace among the people."

Kavuu MP, Geoffrey Pinda said Kavuu State and Mpimbwe Council in general have made great strides in the health, education, infrastructure and community development sectors.

Pinda said that 1.2bn/- has been given to pay for free education and 238m/- has been used to renovate old schools.

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