Former Zanzibar Minister of Trade, Industry and Marketing Simai Mohamed Said has been summoned to appear before the ruling party’s ethics committee for questioning.
This comes in the wake of an alcohol shortage on the island, which has caused a major uproar among residents.
Said, who resigned from his position a few weeks ago, is being questioned in connection to the ongoing alcohol shortage, which has led to public outcry and frustration. The shortage has had a significant impact on businesses and locals, with many expressing their dissatisfaction with the situation.
The ruling party’s ethics committee is seeking answers and accountability from Said regarding his role in the alcohol shortage, as well as any potential negligence or misconduct that may have contributed to the crisis. As a former Minister of Trade, Industry and Marketing, Said is under scrutiny for his handling of the situation and the potential implications of his actions.
The alcohol shortage in Zanzibar has underscored the challenges facing the island’s economy and the need for responsive and accountable leadership.
Many residents are hopeful that the questioning of Said will shed light on the causes of the shortage and ensure that those responsible are held accountable.
The outcome of the investigation and the subsequent actions taken will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the future of governance and leadership in Zanzibar.
