ACT-Wazalendo’s Membe: when it rains on a poor man it pours

If these observers are to be believed, then it would mean that ACT-Wazalendo has been caught up in the same constitutional trap another opposition party-Civic United Front (CUF)-was caught in after the 2015 general election which led to that party unravelling towards political irrelevancy. However, in political games, the details are never found in the black or white matters, it is the grey area that has the devil in the details. There are other observers who have wondered about the whole process that was fast tracked to deliver the chance for Membe to run for president even before he knew his new party and its workings. If these observers are to be believed, then it is another question of whether one can talk of ACT-Wazalendo’s political heavyweights losing their membership from a matter that seems problematic from the outset.

ACT-Wazalendo’s Membe: when it rains on a poor man it pours

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