Why Chadema's financial and electoral reforms are on the spot
The national chairman of the opposition party, Chadema, Mr Freeman Mbowe (right), shakes hands with the party’s vice chairman (Mainland), Mr Tundu Lissu, during a Central Committee meeting in Dar es Salaam on December 14, 2024. PHOTO | COURTESY
Dar es Salaam. The opposition Chadema has to reform its financial and electoral systems to remain the country’s alternative political party.
On Thursday, December 12, 2024, the party’s Vice Chairman (Mainland), Mr Tundu Lissu, said reforming the party’s fiscal and electoral systems was among the reasons that forced him to bid for chairmanship ahead of the conclusion of the intra-party elections early next year.
