President Suluhu Hassan’s 97% Victory Sparks Deadly Protests in Tanzania
The ruling CCM’s near-total victory has drawn condemnation after the disqualification of rivals and violent protests that left several dead.
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Tanzania’s Historic Election Marred by Crackdowns, Curfews, and Torture Allegations
As Tanzania votes, President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s path to a full term is marked by arrests, torture claims, and accusations of rigging, even as she seeks to become East Africa’s first woman elected president.
Africa’s Gen Z Turns Anger Into Protest Movements
From Nairobi to the world with love. Young activists are borrowing Kenya’s playbook to fuel a new wave of protest.
DR Congo Military Court Sentences ex-President Joseph Kabila to Death in Absentia
Military court finds former president guilty of treason and crimes against humanity, orders billions in damages.
Malawi Re-elects Mutharika After Ousting Him for Fraud and Corruption Allegations
"WANTAM" Vibes Spread in Kenya as Chakwera, considered Ruto's Ally, is Booted from Office.
“Wantam” Shadow Falls Looms Malawi Vote Amid Conflicting Victory Claims
President Lazarus Chakwera and rival Peter Mutharika both claim victory as Malawi’s electoral commission urges patience in final count.
