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Tanzanian President John Magufuli, who was criticized for his authoritarian leadership style, promised that his ruling party would be "in power for all eternity".
In a speech broadcast on radio and television Monday, Magufuli that opponents of his party Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) would still have problems.
His intervention is the latest in a series of controversial comments that included a suggestion over the weekend that prisoners be forced to work "day and night" and receive kicks from them. are lazy.
"The CCM is here and will continue to be here – forever, members of the CCM, you can walk your head up, there is no alternative to the CCM", said Magafuli. during a ceremony of inauguration of a new training center in Kibaha, outside the economic capital Dar es Salaam.
The installation of 45 million dollars (38.4 million euros) is funded by a donation from China and will be dedicated to Julius Nyerere, modern The founding father of Tanzania and founder of the CCM .
Magufuli, who came to power in 2015, has already angered rights groups with his campaigns against homosexuality and calls for banning pregnant girls from going to school.
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