East Africa
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Uganda Kills ‘Herbalist’ Who Attacked Military Bases
Insurgents using submachine guns and machetes attacked police and military posts in Bundibugyo, Kasese, and Fort Portal districts, killing at least one civilian and one soldier.
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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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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.
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Internet Shutdown Unmasked Deadly Crackdown In Tanzania
Graphic images and videos of brutally murdered individuals have also been shared online. The majority of those killed were youths, specifically from the Gen Zs.
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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
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Sarah Achieng retained her WBF world super lightweight title
Kenya’s Sarah Achieng retained her WBF world super lightweight title with a unanimous points victory over Tanzania’s Feriche Mashaury in a 10-round fight at the Red Room Lounge, Nairobi on Sunday night, November 2, 2025.…
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Tanzania president wins election landslide after deadly protests
The final result showed Hassan won 97.66 percent of the vote, dominating every constituency, the electoral commission announced on state television.
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European Parliament Urges Tanzania Electoral Body To Halt Result Announcement
European Parliament (MEPs) have expressed solidarity with Tanzanians who have taken to the streets following Wednesday’s general election, calling the demonstrations a “legitimate, broad-based movement for democratic renewal.
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UN Human Rights Condemns Deadly Crackdown on Post-Election Protests in Tanzania
According to credible reports, at least 10 people have been killed and many more injured as security forces used firearms and tear gas to disperse protesters in cities like Dar es Salaam, Shinyanga, and Morogoro.
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700 People Dead In Tanzania Election Protests, Says Chadema
“Around 700” people have been killed in three days of election protests in Tanzania, the main opposition Chadema party told AFP on Friday.
