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Tanzania's recent elections, marked by violence and repression, have resulted in hundreds of deaths, a government crackdown, and international criticism. President Hassan declared victory amid allegations of misconduct, with reports of bodies being concealed and opposition figures detained. The election's legitimacy is widely questioned today, December 2, 2025.
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Uganda's January 15 presidential election sees incumbent Yoweri Museveni seeking a seventh term amid reports of violence, opposition repression, and concerns over electoral fairness. Main challenger Bobi Wine faces a heavily militarized campaign environment, with opposition supporters detained and opposition activities restricted.
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Uganda's government ordered a nationwide internet shutdown ahead of the January 15 presidential election, citing concerns over misinformation and electoral fraud. The move has raised fears of repression amid reports of opposition arrests and suppression of rights groups. Results are expected over the weekend.