Tanzanian Activist Mdude Nyagali Abducted, CHADEMA Demands Investigation
CHADEMA has condemned the attack, calling it a clear indication of the deteriorating state of civil and political rights in Tanzania.
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Kesi Ya Tundu Lissu Yaahirishwa Hadi Aprili 28
Wakili Alute Mghwai ambaye pia ni ndugu wa Lissu, alieleza kuwa hali anayoishi Lissu akiwa gerezani ni kama tayari ameshahukumiwa, jambo linalokiuka Katiba ya Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania.
Martha Karua in Tanzania to Support Tundu Lissu Amid Treason Case
Karua strongly condemned the charges against Lissu, calling them politically motivated and a threat to political competition, especially with the upcoming elections in Tanzania.
Tanzania Opposition Leaders and Journalists Assaulted and Arrested Ahead of Tundu Lissu’s Treason Hearing
The journalists had gone to Kisutu Magistrate Court to cover the hearing of Tundu Lissu’s treason case.
Tanzanian Opposition Leader Tundu Lissu Refuses to Attend Court Hearing via Virtual Session
Lissu insisted that his case be heard in person, arguing that his physical presence in court was crucial, as per the law.
Tanzania opposition party barred from upcoming elections
Chadema leader Tundu Lissu, who was arrested and charged with treason earlier in the week, previously said that his party would not participate in the polls without electoral reform.
Tanzania Opposition Leader Tundu Lissu Charged with Treason
Lissu has consistently called for electoral reforms and warned that Chadema would oppose the elections unless changes are made to ensure free and fair voting.
Lissu assumes office with message of hope!, ‘’I will stand for justice and fairness’’
”We will not sideline anyone. We will work together and ensure everyone gets justice”
The Highs and Lows of Freeman Mbowe’s Reign at Chadema
Mbowe became the Chadema Chairman in 2004, taking over from Bob Makani. During his time, he helped Chadema grow from a small party into Tanzania’s main opposition force
Tundu Lissu elected new Chadema chairman
Lissu garnered 513 votes, translating to 51.5% of the total votes cast. Mbowe got 482 votes (48.3%) while Charles Odero, who had no chance of winning, got 1 vote.
