Tanzanian imams condemn election-related killings
Muslim leaders in Tanzania on Saturday condemned killings by security forces on the sidelines of a disputed general election last month.
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Samia aunda Tume kuchunguza ghasia za uchaguzi, atoa wito wa maridhiano na kuahidi mchakato wa Katiba Mpya ndani ya siku 100
Akitangaza hatua ya serikali kuunda Tume maalum ya uchunguzi, alisema uchunguzi huo utakuwa msingi wa kuelewa chanzo cha migogoro na kuchukua hatua za kurejesha maelewano ya kitaifa.
U.S Senators Threaten Bilateral Review With Tanzania Over Predetermined Election Results
”Tanzania’s election was decided well before October 29th. In response to these less than credible elections, Tanzanians took to the streets to display their deep frustration and anger”.
Ado amshauri Nchemba kusimamia mchakato wa Katiba Mpya
“Tunaamini utaisimamia maboresho ya demokrasia nchini na kuipatia Tanzania Katiba Mpya, hasa ikizingatiwa kwamba siasa na vyama vya siasa viko chini ya Ofisi ya Waziri Mkuu,”
Tanzania Lutheran church condemns deadly election, demands justice to victims
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania (ELCT) has today issued a hard-hitting statement condemning the deadly violence that marred the electoral process and calling for peace, justice, and national unity.
Kesi Ya Lissu Yaahirishwa Kwa Muda Usiojulikana
Wakili Mkuu wa Serikali Nassoro Katuga, ulieleza kwamba mapingamizi yaliyotolewa na mshtakiwa yanahitaji muda zaidi kujibiwa kwa kina, kwani yanagusa vifungu kadhaa vya sheria za ndani na za kimataifa.
Tanzania politicians in shock as cabal takes over after massacre
Tanzanian politicians are in shock over the massacre of hundreds of young protesters during the recent election, insiders told AFP, but are too afraid to speak out as a tiny cabal of hardliners around the president takes control.
UN Human Rights chief demands probe into killings after Tanzania election unrest
UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk on Tuesday urged investigations into the killings and other violations committed in the context of the 29 October elections in Tanzania, as reports emerged that bodies may have been taken by security forces to undisclosed locations.
Killing of Tanzania Protesters ‘A Disgrace Before God’: Archbishop
“Our country has lost its dignity because of what transpired during the week of the general election,” said Archbishop Jude Thaddaeus Ruwa’ichi, leading the service.
Former Botswana President,Ian Khama Declares Tanzania’s President Illegitimate
Khama condemned leaders who cling to power through violence and manipulation, saying, “It is totally unacceptable when an African leader, in order to stay in power, will resort to killing his or her own people, will rig an election as if they are God’s gift to their country.”
