DAR ES SALAAM, Dec. 24 -- SOME petty traders, bodaboda riders and rickshaw drivers have pledged to uphold peace and actively oppose all forms of violence.

They recognise that demanding rights through unrest only escalates tensions and worsens the situation. Committed to finding peaceful solutions, they vow to contribute to national stability. This resolve comes in response to the chaos witnessed during and after October 29 General Election.

Speaking to the ‘Daily News, they said a big lesson has been learnt from the incidents that occurred during and after election.

A rickshaw rider who operates between Mbezi Mwisho and Mwenge, Mr Gibson Marachi said that he was unable to work for five days due to the unrest, which severely impac...