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76Tanzania’s CHADEMA Rejects Election Results as ‘Sham’ Amid Soaring Deaths
Tanzania’s main opposition party, CHADEMA, has rejected the country’s presidential election results. CHADEMA dismissed the results, calling them “fraudulent” and “a mockery...
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78African Union Faces Backlash after Endorsing Samia Suluhu Election Victory
The African Union (AU) has congratulated Samia Suluhu Hassan for winning Tanzania’s presidential election. AUC Chair Mahmoud Ali Youssouf Mahmoud Ali Youssouf,...
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211Uhuru Kenyatta Shares about His Health Struggles
Uhuru Kenyatta has sparked a wave of emotion across Kenya after a video emerged showing him tearfully admitting to personal struggles while...
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77Tanzania Election: Samia Suluhu Wins with 98% as Opposition Cries Foul
Tanzania’s electoral commission on Saturday, November 1, declared President Samia Suluhu Hassan the winner of the October 29 poll. This handed her...
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116Tanzania Election: Gen Jacob John Mkunda Says Military Now in Charge, Warns Rioters
-Gen Jacob John Mkunda said the military was leading the effort to restore calm in the country. The streets of Dar es...
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49Unqualified Lawyer Arrested while Defending Fake Advocates
Drama ensued in a Kisii Law Courts on October 30, 2025, after an unqualified lawyer was nabbed while representing fake advocates. The...
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69Sudan: El Fasher Falls as Darfur’s Last City Becomes a Killing Field
They came to El Fasher before sunrise. Shadows in the alleys. The rumble of trucks. The stench of smoke. When the gunfire...
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108Dar es Salaam: Protests, Flames and Fury as Tanzania’s Election Rage Defies Curfew
Dar es Salaam burnt through Wednesday night – its skyline cut by orange fire and tear gas haze. Smoke rose where streetlights...
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84Tanzania Election: Military Deployed, Curfew Imposed as Violence Escalates
Dark smoke drifts over Dar es Salaam’s skyline. Streets once bustling with traffic now echo with the hum of armoured trucks. Tanzania,...
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Tanzania Election: Violence, Blackouts and Fear as Samia Suluhu Seeks Full Mandate
The streets of Dar es Salaam shook before noon. Smoke curled over shattered polling tents. Ballot boxes lay scattered, charred, abandoned. What...
