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Tanzania, Protests Flare

Tanzania’s President Hassan wins disputed election amid deadly protests

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan won reelection after grabbing more than 97 percent of the vote, the country’s electoral commission said Saturday, despite growing concern about fairness, given that the two most viable challengers were barred from running.

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Deadly Protests Flare in Tanzania After Election

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Tanzania: Hundreds defy lockdown in second day of protests

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Tanzania poll protesters defy army chief as concern mounts over casualties

Protesters have taken to the streets in Tanzania for a third day, defying warnings from the country's army chief to end the unrest.

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Tanzania opposition says hundreds killed in vote protests, UN calls for probe

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'Hundreds Dead' In Tanzania Post-election Violence, Says Opposition

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After Samia wins the vote, can she win hearts back?

CCM is expected to retain its mammoth majority in parliament, allowing her leverage to push through policies that benefit her establishment. But that might add up to her acceptability challenge

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In Tanzania, the law means electoral flaws can’t be challenged

Street protests erupted as Tanzania went to the polls on October 29, 2025, under a Constitution that has remained unchanged since 2005.Built on a single-party system that has existed since independence in 1961,

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Suluhu Re-elected as Tanzania Opposition Appeals for Regional Mediation

Once INEC announces the winner, the results cannot be overturned either in court or through the INEC dispute resolution tribunal. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

Cameroon, Tanzania...: Africa votes ageing leaders, then protests their return to power

Cameroon’s disputed vote exposes Africa’s deepening leadership crisis as ageing rulers win elections but lose legitimacy, sparking protests and eroding public trust in democratic institutions across the continent.