Joseph Isangura
The Tanzanian government, through the Minister of State in the President’s Office for Regional Administration and Local Government, Mohamed Mchengerwa, has officially announced that the local government elections in Tanzania Mainland will be held on November 27, 2024.
This announcement marks a critical milestone in the country’s electoral calendar, setting the stage for the elections that will see citizens selecting their local leaders.
Minister Mchengerwa emphasized that the voting process will commence at 8:00 AM and conclude at 4:00 PM. The campaign period for political parties will officially begin seven days before the election day, with each party required to submit its campaign schedule to the election supervisors at least seven days prior to the start of campaigns.
In his address, Mchengerwa urged all Tanzanians to participate actively in the elections, from registration to voting, ensuring they choose capable leaders who will contribute to the nation’s development. He also called for peace and stability throughout the electoral process, underscoring the importance of conducting the elections in a calm and orderly manner.
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This election is significant as it will influence local governance across the mainland, impacting policies and development at the grassroots level. Political parties are now gearing up for the campaigns, and citizens are encouraged to engage in the electoral process to shape the future of their localities.
For a smooth and successful election, the government has called on all political parties and citizens to adhere to the electoral guidelines and ensure that the process remains peaceful and democratic.
This announcement comes as part of the government’s broader efforts to enhance governance and ensure that local leaders are chosen through a transparent and fair process.
