Why key observers are missing in Dar polls

Unlike previous presidential elections in Tanzania, mostly regional observer groups will be expected to monitor violations and irregularities of the electoral code when voting opens on Wednesday...

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The upcoming presidential elections in Tanzania will see a significant reduction in international observation, with primarily regional groups monitoring the polls for violations and irregularities.

These elections, set for Wednesday, mark a departure from previous polls, which typically attracted more international scrutiny.
President Samia Suluhu Hassan, the candidate for the ruling CCM party, launched her campaign in Dar es Salaam on August 28, 2025.
The limited presence of key observers raises questions about the oversight of the electoral process in Tanzania.

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