AAFP pledges 15 million jobs in bold Five-Year plan
Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Judge Jacobs Mwambegele (right), hands nomination forms to Kunje Ngombale Mwiru, the presidential candidate for the Alliance for African Farmers Party (AAFP). On the left is the party’s running mate, Shum Juma Abdalla. PHOTO | INEC
Moshi. The Alliance for Africa Farmers Party (AAFP) has unveiled a manifesto promising unprecedented job creation, pledging to generate 15 million positions nationwide over its five-year term (2025–2030).
The pledge surpasses those of some opposition parties contesting the 2025 presidential, parliamentary, and council elections, and exceeds the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM)’s promise of eight million jobs.
