At least 10 killed as Tanzania poll unrest enters third day amid curfew, internet shutdown

At least 10 people have been killed in Tanzania during election-related protests that have entered their third day, amid extended curfews and an internet shutdown, making verification of the full scale of violence difficult.

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Election protesters defy army chief in third day of Tanzania unrest

Protesters in Tanzania have defied the army chief for a third day, demonstrating against an election they claim was unfair due to the exclusion of key opposition figures, with an internet shutdown making it difficult to confirm reports of deaths amidst calls from the UN for security forces to refrain from excessive force.

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Karua accuses Ruto of state capture, weaponising law and betraying nation's dream

Martha Karua, leader of the Peoples Liberation Party, has accused Kenyan President William Ruto of state capture, weaponizing the law, and betraying the nation's dream. She asserted that Kenyans are united in their opposition to a regime she claims is stifling democracy and called for resistance against oppression.