
Makame Ali Ussi
Prof. Makame Ali Ussi is a political analyst from the State University of Zanzibar, who has discussed the influence of external factors such as social media and economic issues on the political landscape in Tanzania as the country approaches the 2025 general elections.
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Prof Makame Ali Ussi of the State University of Zanzibar emphasised the strategic nature of these interactions.
How Tanzania navigates delicate diplomatic ties after polls chaosProf. Makame Ali Ussi said the engagement highlights one of the most stable bilateral relationships in the region.
Samia-Museveni talks signal a new era of ‘selective integration’Prof Makame Ali Ussi of SUZA views reconciliation as a critical investment in long-term peace.
Bumpy road to reconciliation as Samia marks 100 days in officeProf Makame Ali Ussi said states facing unrest often rely on security narratives to explain violence and justify firm responses.
Chaos in Iran and Tanzania: Same story different authors?Prof Makame Ali Ussi said the move aligns with constitutional principles of accountability and good governance.
Experts applaud proposed 24-hour govt feedback unitProf Makame Ali Ussi underlined that political parties are merely vehicles used to access Parliament, but once sworn in, MPs carry a different mandate.
Why newly elected MPs need to look beyond party politicsProf Makame Ali Ussi shares these measures reflect proactive electoral management that promotes inclusivity while maintaining integrity.
Tanzania goes to the pollsProfessor Makame Ali Ussi from the State University of Zanzibar commented on the implications of door-to-door campaigning.
Pros and cons of door-to-door campaigns as polls draw closerProf Makame Ali Ussi stressed that new voters are spread across the country.
Why Tanzania is set for record voter turnout despite tensionsProf Makame Ali Ussi from the State University of Zanzibar believes that elevating political discourse online is essential if Tanzania is to strengthen its democracy.
Why safeguarding online space matters during election seasonProf. Makame Ali Ussi suggested that parties must adapt to changing political landscapes.
Let the campaigns begin, but where are Dar’s historic venues?A political analyst at the State University of Zanzibar, Prof Makame Ali Ussi, said the party has clear criteria in deciding who fits its political agenda.
CCM legislators break silence after re-election bid failuresProf Makame Ali Ussi noted that Dr Migiro’s global diplomatic background would be an asset in the campaign season.
What CCM reshuffle means ahead of General ElectionProf Makame Ali Ussi from the State University of Zanzibar discussed the assessment of candidates by committees.
Final list of CCM parliamentary candidates out within 72 hours as party finalises vettingProf Makame Ali Ussi from the State University of Zanzibar discussed the assessment of candidates during the vetting process.
CCM organs meet to finalise vettingProf Makame Ali Ussi of the State University of Zanzibar discusses the revolving door of loyalty in politics.
CCM defectors: Pre-election gain or huge gamble for opposition parties?Prof Makame Ali Ussi from the State University of Zanzibar noted that CCM’s institutional maturity helps it navigate high-pressure moments effectively.
What to expect as CCM enters crucial week to endorse candidates for Tanzania’s General ElectionProf Makame Ali Ussi described ACT-Wazalendo’s choices as strategically sound.
ACT-Wazalendo’s presidential contenders, injects fresh momentum into Tanzania’s 2025 raceProf Makame Ali Ussi warns against any abrupt changes at this stage in the party's leadership.
Nchimbi’s dual role sparks debate ahead of 2025 General ElectionMakame Ali Ussi stated that the injunction affects Chadema's ability to operate as a political party.
Who is leading Chadema now?Prof Makame Ali Ussi viewed the reforms more positively, describing them as signs of institutional maturity.
What to expect as CCM shortlists election contendersProf Ussi questioned whether expulsion of the two cadres was imminent but acknowledged the party's need to address their conduct.
Will they survive? Polepole, Gwajima face uncertain future in Tanzania’s ruling CCMProf Makame Ali Ussi noted that while CCM has always allowed internal debate, the current situation is unusual because some of these conversations are happening publicly.
CCM dissent: Is it democracy or 2030 presidential race?Prof Makame Ali Ussi noted that while CCM has always allowed internal debate, the current situation is unusual because some of these conversations are happening publicly.
CCM dissent: It is democracy or 2030 presidential race?Prof Makame Ali Ussi said defections should not be dismissed as isolated events.
Why opposition parties eye CCM rejects as nominations near endMakame Ali Ussi is from the State University of Zanzibar and emphasized the significance of defections in political moments.
Why opposition parties eye CCM rejects as nominations near enProf Makame Ali Ussi of the State University of Zanzibar (SUZA) said CCM faces the complex task of balancing loyalty, popularity, and competence from its large pool of experienced and emerging leaders.
CCM enters crucial week of hard decisions as vetting intensifiesProf Makame Ali Ussi is a political analyst at the State University of Zanzibar who discussed the internal stability of the party.
Grassroots power: How members reshape Tanzania’s ruling partyProf Makame Ali Ussi stated that internal party discipline will be key for CCM MPs aiming for re-election.
Why CCM MPs need to play smart ahead of 2025 pollsProf Makame Ali Ussi notes the transformation in political communication due to digital slogans.
Digital slogans dominate political battlefield ahead of October polls


















































































