Former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has strongly condemned Tanzania’s recent elections describing them as “discredited disputed and marred by encyclopedic irregularities” amid reports of deadly violence and state repression. In a statement released following the polls which observers say were overshadowed by widespread unrest, fatal clashes
A Southern African Development Community (SADC) observer mission has delivered a damning assessment of Tanzania’s 2025 general election, warning that intimidation, arrests and an internet shutdown prevented citizens from freely exercising their democratic rights. In a rare and unusually forthright preliminary report released on 3 November,
Local human rights advocacy group, ZimRights has condemned what it describes as violent repression and systematic rights violations in the recent Tanzania general elections calling for urgent regional and global intervention. ZimRights said the period following the 29 October vote had been marked by intimidation, attacks
Malawians are waiting to learn who will lead them next after polls closed in most parts of the country on Tuesday with counting now under way. Voters turned out in their thousands to elect a president, MPs and local councillors braving long queues in a bid
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