Tanzania's ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party in Zanzibar has declared it will uphold its existing political reconciliation agreement with the ACT Wazalendo party. This decision comes amidst criticism from certain opposition figures who seek revisions to the accord. CCM Deputy Secretary General, Dr. Mohamed Said Mohamed Dimwa, urged party members to maintain confidence and resist external pressure. The party remains steadfast in its commitment to the current agreement, signaling a firm stance against renegotiation. This accord aims to foster political stability and cooperation within Zanzibar. CCM’s resolve indicates a determination to move forward with the reconciliation process as originally established, despite dissenting voices. The party believes the agreement is vital for Zanzibar’s continued peace and development.