Alarm As Kenyans Allegedly Among Those Killed In Tanzanian Post-Election Violence

Activist Hussein Khalid, CEO of VOCAL Africa, has raised an alarm over reports that Kenyans, including a teacher identified as John Okoth Ogutu, have allegedly been killed amidst violent post-election unrest in Tanzania. These reports follow the controversial October 29 general election, which saw President Samia Suluhu Hassan declared winner with an improbable 98 percent of the vote.

‘Through all means and at all cost’: Suluhu vows to crash protests to steady nation

President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania has vowed to crack down on post-election protests, stating her government will safeguard the nation's peace "through all means and at all cost." Her remarks came during a closed-door swearing-in ceremony in Dodoma, where she accused foreign actors of fueling unrest after the disputed October 29 general election.

Suluhu rejects reform calls, dismisses Observer criticism as ‘foreign interference’

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan has dismissed international observer criticism of the 2025 election as “external interference” after being sworn in for a second term amid protests, curfews, and internet shutdowns.

Kenya Police, Nairobi United seek redemption in midweek rescheduled fixtures

Two Kenyan football clubs, Kenya Police and Nairobi United, are seeking to turn their seasons around in upcoming midweek rescheduled fixtures. Kenya Police FC, the defending champions, are struggling in the relegation zone, while newly promoted Nairobi United are also experiencing a difficult run of form.

Lessons From Tanzania's Elections | Angela Minayo