Tanzania's Election Chaos: Opposition Cries Foul, Violence Erupts

In Tanzania, the recent elections have sparked outrage and unrest. The main opposition party, CHADEMA, refuses to accept the results. They claim the elections were rigged and not fair. Their leader, Tundu Lissu, is in jail. He was arrested months ago for treason. CHADEMA says the elections were fake. They believe the results are made up. The party posted this on social media. They also say people did not vote. The protests show that citizens are angry. Protests turned violent. People tore down pictures of President Hassan. They set government buildings on fire. Police used tear gas and guns. Many people were hurt or killed. CHADEMA says hundreds died. The UN says at least 10 people died in three cities. The government says the protests are not fair. They say people are not being patriotic. President Hassan won the election. She says the country must stay safe. The government has put a curfew in place. They also blocked the internet. The protests have caused big problems. Many flights were canceled. The port in Dar es Salaam is not working well. This port is important for fuel and metals.