Kenya's President William Ruto has voiced reservations about the integrity of the recent Tanzanian elections, which saw President Samia Suluhu re-elected with an overwhelming majority amidst protests. While refraining from direct judgment, Ruto suggested that such a landslide victory would be improbable in a truly democratic system like Kenya's.

• President Samia Suluhu was declared the winner with 97.66% of the votes, garnering 31,913,866 votes out of 32,678,844 cast.
• The election results have led to widespread protests, with human rights groups reporting over 1,000 deaths and 145 people charged with treason.
• A Kenyan national, John Okoth Ogutu, a teacher, was among those killed during the unrest, prompting Kenya to investigate the incident.