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Tanzania election: Police fire teargas as protests erupt in Dar es Salaam
Opposition supporters accuse the government undermining democracy, and say the elections are not free and fair.
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aljazeera.com
Tanzania’s digital battlefield heats up ahead of election
Amid crackdowns on dissent, a high-stakes struggle between government supporters and critics is under way.
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Tanzania elections: Who’s standing and what’s at stake?
Opposition members accuse President Samia Suluhu Hassan of cracking down on dissent to stay in power.
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bbc.com
Tanzania election: Police fire teargas as protests erupt in Dar es Salaam
Opposition supporters accuse the government undermining democracy, and say the elections are not free and fair.
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Tanzania votes in tense election as key opponents barred from race
Hundreds protest as President Samia Suluhu Hassan expected to win amid exclusion of two main opposition parties.
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arabnews.com
Tanzania blackout after election chaos, deaths feared
DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania was on lockdown with a communications blackout Thursday, a day after elections turned into violent chaos with unconfirmed reports of many dead. President…
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Tanzania police fire shots, tear gas at protesters after chaotic election
Hundreds of people take to streets of Dar-es-Salaam after two main opposition figures barred from presidential poll.
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Tanzania election: Civil servants urged to work from home after polling day protests
Tensions remain with protests expected to continue, after demonstrations were reported in some towns overnight.
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Protests over disputed Tanzania election enter 3rd day, military deployed
Young people have taken to the streets to protest restricted election choices and harassment of opposition leaders.
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Tanzania election: Protesters defy army chief in third day of unrest
Some deaths have been reported though accurate figures are hard to obtain due to the internet shutdown.
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theguardian.com
About 700 killed in Tanzania election protests, opposition says
Demonstrators took to streets after president’s main challengers were excluded from ballot