Tanzania president being sworn in after election marred by violence
Summary
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan is being sworn in for a second term after an election with reports of violence and claims it was unfair. Her victory was declared with 98% of the vote, but opposition groups and international observers have raised concerns about the election process and its aftermath.Key Facts
- Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan is starting her second term.
- She won the election with 98% of the vote.
- The election faced criticisms due to violent protests.
- Opposition parties described the election as unfair and claimed the results were manipulated.
- There are reports of violence, with claims of hundreds of deaths.
- International observers raised concerns about the election's fairness.
- An internet shutdown in Tanzania has made information hard to verify.
- President Samia described the elections as "free and democratic" in her victory speech.
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