Tanzania Lifts Dar es Salaam Curfew Amid Post-Election Unrest

Tanzanian authorities have lifted the curfew in Dar es Salaam after post-election violence. The unrest, triggered by the re-election of President Samia Suluhu Hassan with 98% support, led to claims by the opposition Chadema party of hundreds killed.
The situation highlights a deepening human rights crisis, with reports of mass casualties and government crackdowns on dissent. Despite the curfew being lifted, concerns remain over the legitimacy of the election and the government's handling of the unrest.
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