Tanzanian President Hassan forms inquiry commission to probe election protests killings
Summary
President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania has set up an inquiry commission to investigate the killings that happened during election protests. The protests occurred after opposition candidates were barred from the election, and President Hassan won with over 97% of the vote.Key Facts
- President Hassan announced an inquiry commission to investigate election protest killings.
- The inquiry will also address causes of unrest and guide reconciliation efforts.
- The United Nations called for a probe into the killings and alleged evidence concealment.
- Protests erupted on October 29 due to opposition candidates being excluded.
- President Hassan was declared the winner of the election with more than 97% of votes.
- Many youths were arrested during the protests, and some face treason charges.
- President Hassan ordered the release of some arrested youths.
- The opposition party Chadema leader is in prison facing treason charges.
- Chadema demands constitutional reforms for real dialogue and reconciliation.
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