CCM: A party competing against itself to 2025 polls

These commentators argue that there is a group of ‘conservatives’ within CCM who are disrupting the good work done by the incumbent by refusing to accept that things have changed and the fifth phase is no more. They point to a long list of alleged failures of the sixth phase government put forward by these ‘conservatives’ in their various online forums or interviews they give. As a preventive solution, they offer dealing with them early on to neutralize the possible potency of their ongoing onslaught on the current government. No definitive explanations are given on how these can be dealt with definitively but the available options would be expelling them or coopting them. Given how CCM operates, expelling them at a time of transition where many forces are pulling towards different directions will be the least favourable even though the majority of them will not pose any serious political threat outside CCM. These commentators see a real and present danger that these ‘conservatives’ might lead to CCM being swept out of power in 2025 general election!

CCM: A party competing against itself to 2025 polls

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