Analysis - On October 29, 2025 Tanzania went to the polls. Or rather, a few Tanzanians went to the polls, in some cases seemingly under duress, but many stayed at home. When the implausible results ...
Samia Suluhu Hassan, re-elected with almost 98 per cent of the vote, faces a young, increasingly well-educated and ...
Following the Tanzanian authorities’ brutal response to widespread pro¬tests that took place in the aftermath of the 29 ...
In a joint letter, human rights organisations, including the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and the World ...
Police trucks and officers on foot patrolled Tuesday morning in the commercial capital Dar es Salaam, the administrative ...
Polls on October 29 erupted into days of violent protests over claims that President Samia Suluhu Hassan had rigged the polls ...
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Tanzania police patrol streets on national holiday ahead of planned protests over October election
Police trucks and officers on foot patrolled Tuesday morning in the commercial capital Dar es Salaam, the administrative ...
Policías patrullaban las calles vacías de las principales ciudades de Tanzania tras los llamados a protestas por la disputada ...
The United States government is comprehensively reviewing its partnership with Tanzania, the Department of State announced on ...
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US and European imperialists weaponise “human rights” following Tanzania’s post-election massacre
The US and European Union are cynically weaponising “human rights” over Tanzania’s post-election massacre to pull the country ...
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15 Western powers ask Suluhu to release bodies of protesters hidden by Tanzania GOVT
European and allied missions released a joint statement urging President Samia Suluhu’s administration to release the bodies ...
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