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Tanzania frees opposition leaders following deadly election protests
Despite the releases, opposition leader Tundu Lissu remains behind bars, and hundreds have been charged with treason.
Tanzania arrests senior opposition figure as hundreds face treason charges
Opposition party Chadema said that its deputy secretary-general, Amani Golugwa, was arrested early on Saturday.
Tanzania charges dozens with treason over election protests
Church leader Benson Bagonza says the move would only deepen the acrimony sparked by the election.
Tanzania election failed to comply with democratic standards: African Union
Bloc says ballot stuffing, internet blackout and politically-motivated abductions compromised the vote’s ‘integrity’.
From: NewsFeed
Videos document alleged atrocities in Tanzania crackdown
Tanzanian activists say graphic videos offer proof government forces killed dozens of people protesting election result.
Published On 4 Nov 2025
From: NewsFeed
Tanzania swears in President Samia Suluhu Hassan after deadly protests
President Samia Suluhu Hassan was sworn into Tanzania’s highest office after a landslide 97.66% victory.
Published On 3 Nov 2025
From: Quotable
Tanzania’s president “needs to bring people together”
“Managing the young Tanzanians who are desperate to see her lead them out of these crises, I think, is their way forward
Published On 3 Nov 2025
President Hassan sworn in following deadly Tanzania election
Samia Suluhu Hassan was announced winner by a landslide last week in a vote uncontested by the opposition.
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From: Inside Story
What’s driving unrest in Tanzania after president’s landslide re-election?
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been re-elected in a landslide, as the government denies that hundreds were killed.
Published On 1 Nov 2025
