The Tanzanian government has called for dialogue with the opposition following deadly post-election violence and rising international criticism. This move signals a potential shift toward reconciliation by President Samia Suluhu Hassan amidst concerns over human rights and democratic freedoms.

• Call for dialogue comes a day after the arrest of CHADEMA Secretary General Amani Golugwa.
• Vice President Emmanuel Nchimbi stated President Hassan's intention to "ensure that we begin a process of reconciliation."
• The administration aims to rebuild investor confidence after President Suluhu's near-unanimous victory triggered widespread demonstrations.