Tanzania in Turmoil: Election Protests Erupt Nationwide

Tanzania's main opposition party, CHADEMA, has rejected President Samia Suluhu Hassan's overwhelming victory, claiming the election results are fabricated. The exclusion of key challengers triggered deadly protests nationwide and allegations of widespread arrests. The government denied responsibility, enforcing curfews and restricting internet access amid escalating tensions.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 02-11-2025 13:25 IST | Created: 02-11-2025 13:25 IST
Tanzania in Turmoil: Election Protests Erupt Nationwide
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In Tanzania, a political storm has erupted following the controversial re-election of President Samia Suluhu Hassan. Her commanding victory is being challenged by the opposition party CHADEMA, leading to deadly protests throughout the nation.

The opposition claims the election was rigged and that their exclusion from the process rendered the results illegitimate. These accusations have ignited tensions, with demonstrators facing heavy-handed responses from security forces.

The government remains firm, dismissing the opposition's allegations and enforcing stringent measures such as curfews and internet restrictions to maintain order. The unrest has disrupted international travel and economic activities at key ports, worsening the situation further.

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