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A week after Tanzania's election, indications of significant violence are slowly emerging as an internet blackout is partially lifted. Opposition figures claim hundreds died. Human rights groups confirm "mass killings" but say they have been unable to verify exact numbers. | DW News

Police in Tanzania have imposed a curfew following a tense polling day marked by protests and unrest in several parts of the country. Internet services have been shut down as citizens voted in the general election, with the blackout coming amid growing tensions. Opposition supporters took to the streets protesting what they call a “one-sided” election - denouncing political favouritism, intimidation, and suppression of free speech. Security has been tightened in key cities, including Dar es Sala

Demonstrations have been reported in Tanzania as the country heads to the polls, with President Samia Suluhu emerging as the only major presidential contender. | Channel 7 News

Tanzania's 13th parliament convened after a disputed general election sparked protests and concerns about democracy. | Reuters