Larry Madowo Issues Clarification on Tanzania’s Smear Campaign

Larry Madowo has been embroiled in a feud with sections of Tanzanians for weeks after releasing a damning report about post-poll chaos in the country...

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CNN journalist Larry Madowo on Sunday, December 7, issued a clarification, denying allegations of being sponsored for a smear campaign against Tanzania. This comes amid reports and AI-generated images circulating online, suggesting his affiliation with powerful individuals aiming to harm Tanzania's economy after their October 29 elections.

Larry Madowo refuted claims of being paid to tarnish Tanzania's name, insisting they are attacking him with lies instead of addressing his documentary's content.
The controversy stems from Madowo's documentary shedding light on alleged post-election crises in Tanzania, including claims of mass graves.
The United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee has called for an independent investigation into alleged human rights violations during the October 29 elections in Tanzania.

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