On October 31, 2026, ACT Wazalendo leader Doroth Semu addressed a general meeting in Wete, North Pemba Region, Tanzania. She emphasized the importance of cooperation among party leaders at national, regional, and constituency levels to build a stronger party. Semu described ACT Wazalendo as the only political organization carrying the hopes of Tanzanians. The meeting aimed to assess the party's progress and strengthen its presence in the region.
Semu highlighted the party's commitment to transparency and accountability, which has attracted more Tanzanians to join ACT Wazalendo. She stated that the party is heading towards becoming the number one refuge for citizens across the country. The leader also emphasized the responsibility of party leaders to keep citizens and members informed about developments and the organization's various activities.
The meeting was attended by 75 of the 90 expected delegates, making it constitutionally valid, according to Wete Regional Secretary Masoud Juma. The regional general meeting followed meetings held in 120 branches and five constituencies. ACT Wazalendo Wete Regional Chairman Juma Khamis Ali expressed the party's resilience in the area despite financial challenges stemming from its limited representation in Parliament and the House of Representatives.
The party's Pemba Island Coordinator, Rashid Ali Abdallah, affirmed that ACT Wazalendo remains strong on the island and is not wavering. Semu also inspected the three-storey building housing the party's Wete Regional Office, where construction of two floors has been completed. This was part of her two-day working tour of Pemba Island.
During her visit, Semu offered condolences to the family of Husna Hemed Salum, a former party executive in the Office of the Pemba Island Coordinator, who passed away earlier in the week. The ACT Wazalendo leader's tour aimed to assess the party's progress, particularly in Wete Region, and strengthen its presence in the area.
Semu urged members and leaders at all levels to maintain cooperation and work together to achieve the party's objectives. The party's strong presence in Wete Region is a testament to its growing popularity in Tanzania. ACT Wazalendo's efforts to increase transparency and accountability have contributed to its growing appeal.
The party's continued growth and resilience in the face of financial challenges demonstrate its potential to become a major force in Tanzanian politics. With Semu at the helm, ACT Wazalendo is poised to make a significant impact in the country's political landscape. The party's commitment to transparency and cooperation will be crucial in achieving its objectives.
Key points
- ACT Wazalendo leader Doroth Semu emphasizes cooperation and transparency to strengthen the party.
- The party remains strong in Wete Region despite financial challenges.
- Semu concludes her two-day working tour of Pemba Island, assessing party progress and offering condolences.
