Tanzania Election Under Fire as Thabo Mbeki Foundation Questions Credibility of Polls
The Foundation said Tanzania deserves a path toward justice, truth and national unity, calling for an honest and inclusive national dialogue.
Author: Joy Cheptoo
Tanzania Govt Accuses CNN, BBC and Al Jazeera of “Deliberate Misreporting”
CNN reported that bodies of protesters killed during the post-election unrest may have been buried secretly, citing satellite images, doctors’ accounts and video evidence
“They Put Us in the ‘Fridge’!” Kenyan Activists Njagi and Oyoo Recount Torture in Uganda
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.
Tanzania Partially Restores Internet Access After Five Day Shutdown
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.
Tanzania’s Samia Suluhu Blames ‘Outsiders’ For Violence After Disputed Vote
She has has affirmed that her election victory reflects the trust and confidence of the Tanzanian people
Tito Magoti: Tanzanians Are Reclaiming Their Voice After Years of Fear!
“The people are rewriting our political culture. They are showing that Tanzanians are no longer silent observers but active citizens ready to shape their future,” he said.
Tanzania on Edge as Protests Enter Second Day After Disputed Election
Human rights activists have also raised alarm over reports of an internet shutdown, curfews and what they describe as a deliberate media blackout, with most Tanzanian outlets avoiding coverage of the protests.
Protests Erupt in Tanzania as Country Votes
The protests come as voter turnout remains low, with several polling stations especially in Dar es Salaam, remaining almost empty hours after opening.
