Tanzania Election Protests: Internet Shutdown and Curfew Amidst Disputed Results
New York PostOctober 30, 20252 min662,652 views
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- ⚠️ Protests have erupted in Tanzania for a second day following a disputed election.
- 🎯 The ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party announced incumbent President Samia Suluhu Hassan won 96.99% of the votes.
- 🚫 Major opposition leaders were barred from running in the election.
Government Response
- 🚨 In response to the protests, the CCM party deployed the military.
- 🌐 The government has implemented an internet shutdown across the country.
- 🌃 A curfew has also been imposed.
Public Reaction
- 💥 Citizens in Kagera are seen marching towards police vehicles, throwing stones.
- 🚗 Protesters are also seen attacking police vehicles with stones and other projectiles.
- 🚧 Tents used at a bus rapid transit station were removed amidst the unrest.
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Tanzania ElectionsElection ProtestsSamia Suluhu HassanChama Cha MapinduziInternet ShutdownCurfewOpposition LeadersMilitary DeploymentDisputed Election
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