Election controversies
Tanzania's disputed presidential election has been marred by violent protests and the ruling party's dominance, with President Samia Suluhu Hassan declared the winner with nearly 98 percent of the vote. Despite a heavy security presence, election day descended into chaos, with demonstrators taking to the streets
Hassan, Samia Suluhu
Tanzanian voters braved widespread unrest, internet shutdowns, and a heavy security crackdown as they cast their ballots in the country's general election. The election, which saw President Samia Suluhu Hassan seeking her first full term in office, was marred by the absence of key opposition figures, allegations of
College faculty
Anger and tragedy have been running through the unprecedented protests unfolding in Tanzania, fueled by frustration with the government's response to the sham general election and the country's ongoing material and political struggles. The protests, which turned violent and saw major cities and towns across the
Hassan, Samia Suluhu
The main opposition party in Tanzania, Chadema, has rejected President Samia Suluhu Hassan's landslide victory in elections that were marred by deadly protests and allegations of a flawed electoral process. The party cited the exclusion of its leader, Tundu Lissu, from the election and the government's
Hassan, Samia Suluhu
Tanzania has been plagued by violence and widespread protests after the country's presidential election, with many people killed and injured. The election, held on Wednesday, was won by President Samia Suluhu Hassan with nearly 98 percent of the total votes cast, but the victory has been met with
Hassan, Samia Suluhu
Hundreds of people have been killed in election protests in Tanzania, with the opposition party Chadema citing a death toll of around 700 since Friday. President Samia Suluhu Hassan was declared the winner of the election with 97.66 percent of the vote, but the contest was widely seen as
Election controversies
Tanzania's disputed presidential election has been marred by violent protests and the ruling party's dominance, with President Samia Suluhu Hassan declared the winner with nearly 98 percent of the vote. Despite a heavy security presence, election day descended into chaos, with demonstrators taking to the streets
Hassan, Samia Suluhu
Tanzanian voters braved widespread unrest, internet shutdowns, and a heavy security crackdown as they cast their ballots in the country's general election. The election, which saw President Samia Suluhu Hassan seeking her first full term in office, was marred by the absence of key opposition figures, allegations of
College faculty
Anger and tragedy have been running through the unprecedented protests unfolding in Tanzania, fueled by frustration with the government's response to the sham general election and the country's ongoing material and political struggles. The protests, which turned violent and saw major cities and towns across the
Hassan, Samia Suluhu
The main opposition party in Tanzania, Chadema, has rejected President Samia Suluhu Hassan's landslide victory in elections that were marred by deadly protests and allegations of a flawed electoral process. The party cited the exclusion of its leader, Tundu Lissu, from the election and the government's
African Union
African Union Commission Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf has extended congratulations to Samia Suluhu Hassan on her election as the president of Tanzania. The election, marred by violent protests, resulted in Hassan securing a landslide victory with 97.66 percent of the vote. The chairperson expressed regret over the loss of
Hassan, Samia Suluhu
The presidential election in Tanzania, held last week, has been met with widespread violence and protests, with critics questioning the election's integrity and the government's actions. President Samia Suluhu Hassan was declared the winner, reportedly securing nearly 98 percent of the vote, but the opposition and
