Tanzania Elections
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700 People Killed In Tanzania's Post-Election Violence, Claims Opposition
Around 700 people have been killed in three days of election protests in Tanzania, the main opposition party said Friday, with protesters still on the streets in the midst of an internet blackout.
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Zanzibar Faces Fresh Elections Amid Crisis Talks
Zanzibar has formally annulled October's elections meaning a rerun appears more likely, despite continued negotiations to strike a political deal on Tanzania's semi-autonomous islands.
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Tanzania's New President, 'The Bulldozer' Magufuli
Tanzania's new leader John Pombe Magufuli rose from humble beginnings to win the presidency of east Africa's most populous nation in the country's hardest ever fought elections.
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Ruling Party Wins Tanzania Presidency, Opposition Challenges Vote
Tanzania's ruling party candidate, John Magufuli, was declared winner on Thursday of a presidential election, after the national electoral body dismissed opposition complaints about the process and a demand for a recount.
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Tanzania Counts Votes as Opposition Warns of Fraud
Votes were being counted today in what is expected to be Tanzania's tightest election race ever, with the governing party facing the first major challenge to its dominance in decades.
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Tanzania Votes in Tight Election Race
Tanzania votes in presidential and general elections today, in what is expected to be the tightest race in the history of East Africa's most populous country.
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Demonstrator Shot Dead as Protests Erupt Outside Burundi Capital
A demonstrator was shot dead and two others wounded in southern Burundi on Monday, a local official and witness said, in one of the first confirmed reports of civil unrest erupting outside the capital Bujumbura.
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Potions and Polls: Tanzanian Albinos Terrified After Attacks
Their limbs hacked off and babies and children abducted or killed, albinos in Tanzania live in fear of another horrific spate of attacks against them ahead of elections in October.
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African missions cautiously approve Zimbabwe vote
Zimbabwe's elections received cautious approval on Friday from two African observer missions despite allegations by the main challenger to President Robert Mugabe and a local monitoring group that the vote was heavily rigged.
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700 People Killed In Tanzania's Post-Election Violence, Claims Opposition
Around 700 people have been killed in three days of election protests in Tanzania, the main opposition party said Friday, with protesters still on the streets in the midst of an internet blackout.
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Zanzibar Faces Fresh Elections Amid Crisis Talks
Zanzibar has formally annulled October's elections meaning a rerun appears more likely, despite continued negotiations to strike a political deal on Tanzania's semi-autonomous islands.
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Tanzania's New President, 'The Bulldozer' Magufuli
Tanzania's new leader John Pombe Magufuli rose from humble beginnings to win the presidency of east Africa's most populous nation in the country's hardest ever fought elections.
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Ruling Party Wins Tanzania Presidency, Opposition Challenges Vote
Tanzania's ruling party candidate, John Magufuli, was declared winner on Thursday of a presidential election, after the national electoral body dismissed opposition complaints about the process and a demand for a recount.
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Tanzania Counts Votes as Opposition Warns of Fraud
Votes were being counted today in what is expected to be Tanzania's tightest election race ever, with the governing party facing the first major challenge to its dominance in decades.
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Tanzania Votes in Tight Election Race
Tanzania votes in presidential and general elections today, in what is expected to be the tightest race in the history of East Africa's most populous country.
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Demonstrator Shot Dead as Protests Erupt Outside Burundi Capital
A demonstrator was shot dead and two others wounded in southern Burundi on Monday, a local official and witness said, in one of the first confirmed reports of civil unrest erupting outside the capital Bujumbura.
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Potions and Polls: Tanzanian Albinos Terrified After Attacks
Their limbs hacked off and babies and children abducted or killed, albinos in Tanzania live in fear of another horrific spate of attacks against them ahead of elections in October.
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African missions cautiously approve Zimbabwe vote
Zimbabwe's elections received cautious approval on Friday from two African observer missions despite allegations by the main challenger to President Robert Mugabe and a local monitoring group that the vote was heavily rigged.
