Stephen Wasira

Stephen Wasira

politician Tanzania

Stephen Wasira is the Deputy Chairman of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party in Tanzania. He has been involved in political negotiations and has suggested that constitutional reforms should be undertaken after the elections rather than rushing to implement changes within a short timeframe.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
3 wks
Reach
233,197
Power
246$
Sentiment
7.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Tanzania 2 7.00 0.30% +30% 59,734,213 233,197 $63,000 246$
Totals 2 59,734,213 233,197 $63,000 246$
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Recent Mentions

Tanzania Tanzania: Mr Stephen Wasira is the CCM Vice-Chairman (Mainland) emphasizing the importance of public opinion in nominations. 7

Samia Suluhu Hassan Emmanuel Nchimbi Amos Makalla Khamis Mbeto Khamis Jakaya Kikwete John Magufuli
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Judgement day for CCM aspirants as final list awaits release

Tanzania Tanzania: Stephen Wasira, the Vice Chairman of CCM for the Mainland, stated that the party needs to listen to the people to select acceptable candidates. 7

Paul Chacha Amos Makalla Job Ndugai George Simbachawene Leonard Manyama
Mwananchi: Hofu yatanda kwa watia nia CCM

Tanzania Tanzania: Stephen Wasira, Vice Chairman of the CCM party, emphasized the party's commitment to development under President Samia's leadership. 7

Samia Suluhu Hassan John Pombe Magufuli Kassim Majaliwa Abdallah Ulega Said Mtanda
Mwananchi: Samia aeleza sababu kuendeleza Daraja JP Magufuli

Tanzania Tanzania: Ms Bulaya won the Bunda Urban seat by defeating veteran politician Stephen Wasira. 5

Ester Bulaya Nanghejwa Kaboyoka Dorothy Semu
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Political realignments begin as Bulaya, Kaboyoka join CCM, ACT-Wazalendo

Tanzania Tanzania: Mr Stephen Wasira stated that there’s no justification for postponing the election and that they are going ahead. 5

Amos Makalla Onesmo Kyauke Richard Mbunda Makame Ali Ussi Paul Loisulie
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: How CCM keeps ‘No reforms, No election’ debate alive

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Stephen Wasira, vice-chairman of the ruling CCM party, condemned the attack on Fr Kitima and sent a message of sympathy. 7

Charles Kitima Boniface Mwabukusi John Heche Samia Suluhu Hassan Tundu Lissu
BBC: Tanzanian priest Charles Kitima - and government critic

Tanzania Tanzania: Stephen Wasira, Vice Chairman for Tanzania Mainland, declared that elections could not be stopped unless there was war. 6

Sisty Nyahoza Francis Mutungi Brenda Rupia Tundu Lissu Eliakim Maswi Amos Makalla Joseph Selasini Noor Shija Juma Issihaka
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Tanzania opposition party’s ‘No Reforms No Election’ faces resistance as government insists polls will proceed

Tanzania Tanzania: Stephen Wasira revealed how wealthy individuals attempted to influence delegates and derail President Samia Suluhu Hassan's bid for re-election. 7

Samia Suluhu Hassan Hussein Ali Hassan Mwinyi Emmanuel Nchimbi Nazir Karamagi Sophia Mziray Richard Kasesela
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Tanzania’s ruling party Vice-Chairman exposes efforts to derail President Samia's second-term bid

Tanzania Tanzania: Stephen Wasira was elected as the Deputy Chairman of CCM in mainland Tanzania. 6

John Magufuli Samia Suluhu Hassan Tundu Lissu Ezekia Wenje Godbless Lema Freeman Mbowe Othman Masoud Othman Emmanuel Nchimbi Hussein Mwinyi Ally Masoud Kipanya
Mwananchi: UCHAMBUZI WA MALOTO: Magufuli alidhibiti upinzani kwa nguvu, kwa Samia unadumaa kiaina

Tanzania Tanzania: Stephen Wasira responded by stating that the opposition leaders should not point fingers at the government over the incident. 5

Masoud Othman Hamis Mbetto Tundu Lissu Hussein Mwinyi Dorothy Semu
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Tanzania opposition ACT, ruling CCM now trade blame over Angola opposition leaders’ blockage