Political analysts have said the continued holding of political rallies by both opposition and ruling parties across different regions is reviving hopes of more competitive, issue-based politics,...
By
Juma Issihaka
News Reporter
Mwananchi Communicatinons Ltd
Dar es Salaam. Political analysts have said the continued holding of political rallies by both opposition and ruling parties across different regions is reviving hopes of more competitive, issue-based politics, though they caution that the emerging momentum must be safeguarded from disruption.
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