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200 seek parliamentary seats through CHADEMA
2005-08-17 08:35:19
By Christina Mwangosi
Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (CHADEMA) has said the number of its contestants for parliamentary seats is now close to 200, which is the largest number it has ever fielded in an election since the party was formed 13 years ago.
CHADEMA Deputy Secretary General, Shaibu Akwilombe told The Guardian in the city on Monday that they were only short of 35 people to fill the remaining constituencies.
He added that negotiations with other potential candidates are still going on.
He said this year his party is well prepared and equipped and targets to win in at least 50 constituencies.
Akwilombe mentioned the candidates who are going to stand and their constituency in brackets as Philemon Ndesamburo (Moshi-Town), Clement Kwayu (Hai), Makidara Mosi (Siha), Antony Komu (Moshi-Rural) and Professor Mosha (Vunjo).
Others are Patrick Ami (Babati-Town), Dr Wilbroad Slaa (Karatu), Mustapha Akonaay (Mbulu), Victor Kimesera (Kiteto) David Ndoipo (Longido) and Miontiko Ako (Hanang).
He mentioned others as Dr Aman Kabourou (Kigoma Urban), Zitto Kabwe (Kigoma North), Slyvester Masinde (Ukerewe), Bob Makani (Shinyanga Urban), Dr Michael Mgata (Kilolo), Edson Mbogoro (Songea Urban), Ally Chitanda (Nachingwea), Alatanga Nyagawa (Njombe North), Ntidhicha Yavery (Muhambwe), Chacha Wangwe (Tarime) and Elias Mtereka (Nyang’wale.
Others include Said Arfi (Mpanda Central), Jomba Koyi (Simanjiro), Dr Benny Kapwani (Isimani), Susan Kiwanga (Kilombero), Benson Kigaila (Kibakwe), Jumanne Ngereja (Kwimba), John Mnyika (Ubungo), Capt. Bob Nasa (West Arumeru), Bakari Mulungulu (Kilosa), Muslim Hassan (Kigoma South), Dr Majala (Kondoa South), Saphia Ralla (Kongwa) and Silvester Matao (Misungwi).
Others more include Rashid Rwendo (Tandahimba), Juma Lichonya (Muleba South), John Werema (Bunda), Abdul Bishanga (Mtwara Urban), Mobuloke (Monduli), Shilungushela (Ilemela), Jeremia Mpinga (East-Iramba), Pancras Lupogo (Mbinga East), Peter Mande (Lulindi), Engineer Mpinga Jeremia (Arusha Urban), Sophia Katau (Lindi Urban), Hebron Mwakagenda (Mbeya Urban), Nassor Kirubwina (Ulanga West).
Akwilombe mentioned others as Laurent Limbe (Kishapu), Daniel Kambi (Gairo), Capt. Eugene Maganga (Tabora Urban), Ramadhan Myele (Temeke), Faustine Fidelis (Singida South), Professor Kessi (Morogoro Urban), Said Magoti (Ilala), Juma Maus (Mpanda East), Hamad Mussa (Kiembe Samaki), Okengo Tangatya (Rorya), Finas Magesa (Busanda), Chibwana Mauka (Chilonwa), Francis Buriko (Dodoma Urban) and Patrick Mhagama (Njombe South).
Others more are Omary Sende (Biharamulo East), Masalika (Rungwe East), Bakari Malungu (Morogoro North), Jactas Katinde (Busega), Odax Tibaijuka (Biharamulo West), Deogratius Mushi (Kawe), Masumbuko (Sikonge), Dyness Mosha (Kigamboni), Steven Bundala (Msalala), Hassan Hassan (Kinondoni), Ntwa Mwamasangula (Kyela), Gabriel Serngia (Rombo), Jackson Mbogo (Mpwapwa), Joel Mwami (Urambo East) and Komba (Peramiho).
He mentioned others as Livingstone Lusinde (Mtera), Florence Chacha (Ukonga), Dr Augustino Rukoma (Muleba North), Matokeo Oden (Mvomero ), Mkama (Mwibara), Richard Maganga (Nkasi), Emanuel Bunyese (Bukombe), Willium Musa (Kahama), Kivuyo (Arumeru West), Stanslaus Manyanza (Magu), Robert Shalota (Sumve), Musa Malecela (Manyoni East), Robert Zangi (Bariadi West) and Dyness Mosha (Kigamboni).
Akwilombe said the full list for the party’s parliamentary contestant from Zanzibar would be made available tomorrow.
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