Chadema party Secretary General has commenced his elaborate tour dubbed “Vision
Tanzania” that will take him across the United States land. The CHADEMA leader
is currently in the United States to learn the secrets of the American economic
might.
In his tour across the United
States, Dr. Slaa has been, meeting with American top leaders of both public and
private sectors. He is also scheduled to meet with various human right
organizations across the country
Addressing CEO’s and other top
American High Tech Corporate executives in downtown DC Hilton Hotel during a
dinner hosted for him by CACI Corporation, Dr. Slaa stressed on the point that,
CHADEMA party is mostly concerned on the country’s economic progress. Tanzanian
opposition party leader focused on selling his country of Tanzania as a
beautiful, resource rich, peaceful and the best investment destination in Africa
today
Meanwhile, Dr. Slaa said that
Chadema party has been left with no option but to seek alternative means of
investments that will see the country move from its current state of poverty to
being a promised land for the peaceful Tanzanians.
CCM-Party has mismanaged the country
resources, and committed economic crimes for more than fifty two years with
impunity. CCM-Party has sold out the country, and all Chadema wants is to save
the country’s face from being branded a beggar who exchanges his diamond for a
mosquito net. This is the naked truth.
We are now at a point of designing
our own plans of attracting legitimate technology companies and other investors
that are willing to invest and trade with Tanzania on equitable basis “Our
vision is a better and more prosperous Tanzania” This is what Chadema Party
stands for. We must liberate Tanzania. Said Dr. Slaa.
Tanzania’s Chadema party popularity
has soared in the recent years, due to its connection with the common man’s
daily problems of unemployment, corruption, and economic inequality between the
ruling class of Chama Cha Mapinduzi leaders and the common citizens who lives
off less than a dollar a day.
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