{"id":25278,"date":"2021-03-18T20:11:55","date_gmt":"2021-03-18T20:11:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.africa-press.net\/tanzania\/?p=25278"},"modified":"2021-03-18T20:11:55","modified_gmt":"2021-03-18T20:11:55","slug":"samia-suluhu-the-woman-taking-over-tanzania","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.africa-press.net\/tanzania\/community\/samia-suluhu-the-woman-taking-over-tanzania","title":{"rendered":"Samia Suluhu, the woman taking over Tanzania"},"content":{"rendered":"

AfricaPress-Tanzania:<\/strong> The real test of Samia\u00a0Suluhu\u00a0Hassan\u2019s leadership came three weeks ago when rumors started on social media that Tanzania’s President John Magufuli was gravely ill.<\/p>\n

As she tried to assure Tanzania and the whole world that all was well, every appearance she made on national television injected more suspicion on Magufuli\u2019s health. It also, inadvertently, illuminated Ms\u00a0Suluhu\u00a0from the background she had operated from for the last five years as the country\u2019s vice president.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt is with deep regret that I inform you that today… we lost our brave leader, the President of the Republic of Tanzania, John Pombe Magufuli,” she announced, and with that statement, it became apparent that she is taking over as Tanzania’s next president at a time when there are rising deaths from the Covid-19 pandemic that the late Magufuli denied to his last breath.<\/p>\n

Suluhu\u2019s entry into Tanzania\u2019s government was unexpected. As a Zanzibari and a Muslim woman, she came into the leadership somewhat carrying the weight of having to prove a point in the mainland Tanzania that still battled male chauvinism and flickers of religious mistrust between the two regions.<\/p>\n

She has admitted in many meetings that she is often confronted with many situations where she is reminded of how deficient her leadership is due to her womanhood.<\/p>\n

\u201cI have risen to this position as a result of my competence and not through favours,\u201d\u00a0she repeatedly said in media interviews.<\/p>\n

Her political journey started in 2000 when she was elected as a special seat member to the\u00a0Zanzibar House of Representatives\u00a0and was appointed a minister by President Amani Karume.<\/p>\n

In 2005, she was re-elected. Suluhu’s 2012 election into the national assembly where she got more than 80 per cent of the votes solidified the fact that people were recognising her leadership skills.<\/p>\n

Her personality contradicts that of her boss. Many say it is their differences in mannerism and ideologies that made them a unique yet powerful pair in Tanzania\u2019s fledgling democracy.<\/p>\n

Controversial declarations<\/strong><\/p>\n

Magufuli\u2019s speeches carried the rhythm of forceful preaching and often controversial declarations, like when he insisted school girls who got pregnant should not be allowed to go back to school lest they \u2018contaminate\u2019 others.<\/p>\n

Suluhu\u00a0is described by many as soft-spoken and slow to anger. When tempers ran high in Tanzania\u2019s parliament in past sessions,\u00a0Suluhu\u00a0sat almost unfazed while reminding the members of the need to be calm.<\/p>\n

Aurelia Gabriel, a journalist in Tanzania, says they call her \u2018mama\u2019 as she embodies the motherhood that Tanzanians have come to embrace over the years.<\/p>\n

\u201cShe is not talkative but when she speaks, it is always to rebuke evil in society. She is passionate about gender equality and condemning sexual violence,\u201d says Aurelia.<\/p>\n

Suluhu’s critics, however, say she was subdued and her greatest undoing was that she kept quiet at a time when many expected her \u2018voice as a mother\u2019 to be amplified.<\/p>\n

\u201cShe should have said something about coronavirus. She should have spoken as a mother who has carried children in her womb when people started dying of the disease. Her silence will be remembered,\u201d says a Tanzanian who lost her daughter from what was suspected to be coronavirus in December.<\/p>\n

When asked to describe herself in media interviews, she always shies off from talking about her personal life.\u00a0Suluhu\u00a0surprised many during a gender function when she made a disclosure about her marriage. She told the crowd that while many view her as a powerful figure in East Africa, in her house, she is a submissive wife who kneels before her husband, Hafidh Ameir, as a sign of honour to the man she loves.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn front of my husband, I am no vice president. I will kneel, and that is not because I am inferior. No. It is because of the deep love I have for him,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

Ameir is a retired agriculture officer and currently a consultant. Their children are in careers ranging from business to information technology. Their daughter Mwanu Hafidh followed in the mother\u2019s footsteps and is a member of the Zanzibar House of Representatives.<\/p>\n

Suluhu\u00a0avoids the glitter and glow that comes with power. Instead, she dons a hijab\u00a0even when she attends the high-profile\u00a0meetings to represent Magfuli, it is her down-to-earth nature that stood out.<\/p>\n

She strives to live an ordinary life of a Muslim leader, with a\u00a0hijabi\u00a0female bodyguard always by her side. She is a mother of four, one daughter and three sons.<\/p>\n

Before becoming Tanzania\u2019s tenth vice president, she was a minister of state under the vice-president\u2019s office.\u00a0She also served in the government\u00a0of Zanzibar in different capacities.<\/p>\n

Her website describes her as a chaser of good education. After secondary education in 1977 she joined The Zanzibar Institute of Financial Administration where she studied statistics.<\/p>\n

Upon completion, she was employed by the Ministry of Planning and Development. In 1986 she joined the Institute of Development Management- IDM (present Mzumbe University) in Morogoro, Eastern Tanzania for advanced studies in Public Administration.<\/p>\n

Critical lesson<\/strong><\/p>\n

Later\u00a0Suluhu\u00a0proceeded to Pakistan to study public administration. She also went to the Institute of Management for Leaders, Hyderabad in India for a Certificate Management Course.<\/p>\n

In 1992, she worked on a project funded by the World Food Programme. She later attended the University of Manchester in London for a Postgraduate Diploma in Economics. In 2004 -2005, she progressed to Masters Degree in Community Economic Development through a joint-programme between the Open University of Tanzania and the Southern New Hampshire University, USA.<\/p>\n

Her presidency adds to the many global women such as US Vice President Kamala Harris.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis is a very strong statement and must be a critical lesson to the continent and the region that a woman, and one in a hijab, in this case, can be president, said Ahmed Hashi, a governance expert in regional affairs.<\/p>\n

Suluhu’s in-tray is full. She faces Tanzania\u2019s struggling economy, the damning reality of Covid-19 that her country was made to believe they had overcome, and the universality of gender inequalities that she has continued to address.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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