The Tanzanian government has cautioned citizens against circulating photos and videos that could “cause panic” or “demean human life,” following the partial restoration of internet services after a six-day nationwide shutdown triggered by deadly post-election protests. Mobile users received text messages on Monday night, warning that anyone sharing distressing or…
Tanzania remains under a partial internet blackout despite a limited restoration of services following a highly disputed national election. Internet access was initially cut off on October 29, coinciding with a tense election day marked by widespread demonstrations and unrest. Live data from NetBlocks on Monday evening confirmed that multiple…
Tanzania heads to the polls on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, amid mounting reports of intimidation, abductions, and killings that critics say have become the “new normal” under President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s administration. According to Amnesty International, the country is gripped by a “wave of terror,” with faith leaders, opposition members,…