Tanzania’s centre-right opposition party
The Vice-President has announced his resignation, citing a commitment to change as the CCM expels Emmanuel Nchimbi and nominates Deogratius Ndejembi to succeed him. Parliament will review the nomination. The move follows post-election unrest and a crackdown that drew international attention.
Opposition leader Lissu, detained since 2025, has allegedly begun a hunger strike while in prison as his lawyers face restricted access. A treason case looms with a final verdict set for November 6, amid health concerns and disputed prisoner rights.