Thousands of demonstrators have squared off with police in several parts of Tanzania for a third day of protests, following a disputed and chaotic election, to demand the national electoral body stop announcing electoral results. The latest developments on Friday came as the government has deployed the military onto the streets and enforced an internet shutdown. Among their demands are nullification of the election results, drafting of a new constitution, release of abducted persons, formation o

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BREAKING NEWS: TANZANIA’S MAIN AIRPORT BREACHED AS YOUTHS REJECT ELECTIONS Tanzania’s international airport has reportedly been breached by groups of angry youths protesting against the current elections. The demonstrators, who accuse the government of manipulating the vote, have vowed not to recognize the results. The unrest follows mounting criticism of President Samia Suluhu Hassan, who is accused of jailing key political opponents effectively leaving her without any credible challengers in t