Tanzania: 'Turn Out in Large Numbers to Vote Peacefully'

AllAfricaCenterEN 4 min read 100% complete by By Susan MmaryOctober 29, 2025 at 10:01 AM

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In Tanzania's recent general election, religious leaders called for peace and stability during a National Peace Symposium in Dar es Salaam. The event, attended by over 1,200 participants including government officials and civil society representatives, was organized under the theme 'Voting is our right, safeguarding peace is our duty'. Mufti Abubakar Zubeir emphasized that maintaining peace is a divine responsibility shared by all Tanzanians. He urged citizens to prioritize patriotism and respect for leaders as part of their spiritual obligations. Religious leaders stressed their role in identifying and correcting societal issues to prevent national disunity, advocating for truthful dialogue to preserve the country's harmony.

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Abubakar Zubeir ×4100% Tanzania ×5100%

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