URGENT: Tanzania Election Unrest: Hundreds Feared Dead in Ongoing Protests

Breaking News: Tanzania Election Unrest Leaves Hundreds Feared Dead At least 500 people are feared dead in Tanzania following three days of protests over the country's general election, according to a diplomatic source. The clashes between protesters and security forces have been ongoing since Wednesday, with reports of hundreds more injured. The protests are centered in major cities, with young demonstrators denouncing the vote as unfair. Key opposition figures were barred from running against President Samia Suluhu Hassan, who took office in 2021. The nationwide internet shutdown is making it difficult to verify reports of deaths. President Samia Suluhu Hassan's first presidential election has been marred by controversy, with opposition parties claiming the vote was rigged. The Chadema party, a main opposition party, has accused security forces of using excessive force against protesters. Protests continued on Friday, with demonstrators calling for the election results to be annulled. The situation remains volatile, with fears of further violence. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.