Zanzibar is set to take a significant step towards political reconciliation as President Hussein Ali Mwinyi and ACT-Wazalendo national chairman Mr Othman Masoud Othman sign a joint accord aimed at strengthening unity, political tolerance, and lasting peace in the archipelago.

The signing ceremony, scheduled for July 9, will bring together senior government officials, political leaders, religious figures, security chiefs, and civil society representatives.

The agreement reflects a shared commitment by the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) and ACT-Wazalendo to foster political dialogue and create a stable, inclusive environment.The event will feature the presentation of an implementation roadmap with key resolutions to guide the execution of the accord.The government emphasized the initiative's goal to consolidate reconciliation, strengthen social cohesion, and safeguard peace in Zanzibar.The ceremony will be broadcast live through television, radio, and digital platforms, allowing public engagement.

The Directorate of Presidential Communications highlighted the milestone in reconciliation efforts, with Acting Director Ms Raqey Mohamed issuing the statement.