The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has expressed deep concern over escalating violence and political unrest in Tanzania following the country’s General Elections held on October 29, ...

The results were announced amid a crippling communication blackout following a total shutdown of the internet across the country.

Shipping lines have begun diverting their vessels to the Port of Mombasa following the shutdown of the Port of Dar es Salaam ...

Multiple African presidents are finding ways to block opposition candidates from running against them, turning elections into foregone conclusions that risk provoking violent unrest and undermining ...

Tanzanian Constitution of 1977, Article 41, does not allow any court to scrutinise presidential election results after the Electoral Commission declares a winner.

CCM is expected to retain its mammoth majority in parliament, allowing her leverage to push through policies that benefit her ...

The Bills were published last year, passed in the Senate and transmitted to the National Assembly for concurrence.

While a spokesperson from the opposition Chadema party told news agency AFP that "around 700" people had been killed in ...

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 ...

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan won the country’s disputed election with more than 97% of the vote, according to ...

For the third consecutive day, Tanzania remained gripped by unrest on Friday, with disturbing images emerging despite a nationwide internet blackout. The country has been plunged into turmoil ...

Provisional results from Tanzania’s electoral commission showed President Samia Suluhu taking an early lead in the Oct. 29 polls, even as protests persisted over the blocking of opposition leaders ...