AAFP targets wasteful spending, sweeping government overhaul in Manifesto
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 launched an ambitious five-year manifesto (2025–2030), pledging sweeping reforms to reduce government operational costs by downsizing the Cabinet and restructuring public administration.
The AAFP’s manifesto comes at a time when debate on the cost of government has re-emerged strongly in public discourse, rekindling memories of the 2013 constitutional review process, when the size of the Cabinet was hotly contested but never resolved.
