Tanzania Opposition Rejects Election Results, Calls for Fresh Poll
“The October 29 election is null and void and all results must be cancelled,” Heche said, adding that Tanzanians were denied a genuine chance to choose their leaders.
Author: Joy Cheptoo
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The review comes amid growing international scrutiny following the EU Parliament’s resolution calling for accountability and the release of political prisoners.
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Several MEPs spoke about the violent crackdown on protesters, the imprisonment of nearly all major opposition leaders and the treatment of activists from Kenya and Uganda who were beaten and tortured for observing Tundu Lissu’s trial.
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The Foundation said Tanzania deserves a path toward justice, truth and national unity, calling for an honest and inclusive national dialogue.
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They claimed that the operation was carried out by a “militia” linked to General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Museveni’s son and accused regional governments of collusion.
Tanzanian Businesswoman ‘Niffer’ Charged With Treason for Allegedly Mobilising Youth to Disrupt Election
Her lawyer, Peter Kibatala, told the court that Niffer was beaten by several police officers and forced to sign a statement before she was taken to court.
Tanzania’s Opposition Leader John Heche Missing After Police Arrest
His current location remains unknown, raising serious concerns about his safety and wellbeing.
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A text message circulating from the Tanzanian Police warns citizens against sharing photos or videos that could “cause panic” or “undermine someone’s dignity,” saying it’s a criminal offense punishable by law.
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She has has affirmed that her election victory reflects the trust and confidence of the Tanzanian people
