ACT-Wazalendo parliamentary candidate for Kigamboni Constituency, Advocate Mwanaisha Mndeme, has intensified her door-to-door campaign across Somangila Ward, pledging transformative leadership that responds to the social and economic realities of the people.
The candidate’s outreach, which combines personal interaction and policy engagement, is designed to give residents a platform to voice their priorities while allowing her to outline her development agenda.
Mndeme told residents on September 7, 2025 that her leadership would focus on solving persistent community challenges through participatory decision-making and responsive governance.
“I am determined to address every aspect of life for Kigamboni residents, particularly here in Somangila, where social, economic, and infrastructure challenges have been neglected for too long. This is the time to take practical steps that will truly change people’s lives,” she said.
Her policy framework focuses on four key pillars — infrastructure development, improved access to healthcare, quality education, and youth and women’s economic empowerment.
On infrastructure, Mndeme cited the poor condition of roads as a barrier to development, saying she would push for increased investment in rural connectivity to ensure safe and reliable transport.
“Better roads mean better access to services and more opportunities for business and employment,” she explained.
In the health sector, she called for urgent measures to upgrade Kigamboni’s hospitals and health centres to deliver modern, equitable, and efficient medical services.
Regarding education, Mndeme underscored the importance of strengthening public schools through better teaching resources and teacher motivation.
“Education is the foundation of progress. We must give our children and youth a fair chance to thrive,” she said.
On economic empowerment, the candidate pledged to expand access to affordable loans and entrepreneurship training for women and youth, arguing that a vibrant local economy depends on inclusive participation.
“This is not just a campaign to seek votes — it is a movement for real change. I will not rest until every street in Kigamboni feels the impact of responsive leadership and improved services,” Mndeme said, reinforcing ACT-Wazalendo’s promise of citizen-centered governance.
Residents who attended her campaign rally expressed optimism about her message. One of them, Fatuma Mussa, said many voters were ready for change.
“We’ve heard promises before, but Mndeme’s approach feels different. She seems genuinely committed to addressing our needs,” she said.
As the campaign season gains momentum, Mndeme urged voters to participate fully in the upcoming general election, saying that civic engagement is essential for driving meaningful reform.
“We need every voice and every vote to bring real change to Kigamboni. ACT-Wazalendo stands for the people, and our commitment is to put public interests above everything else,” she said.
Her door-to-door campaign will continue across other wards in Kigamboni, where she is expected to further outline her policy proposals on local economic empowerment and sustainable community development.