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Activists in Nairobi are holding a vigil for Tanzanian protesters killed during unrest after last month’s disputed elections. The opposition claims hundreds were killed, with bodies allegedly dumped to hide evidence. President Samia Suluhu Hassan has promised an investigation and announced reforms, but critics say the inquiry is not independent. Rights groups, UN officials and foreign governments are demanding accountability as pressure grows on Tanzania.

Kenya Mourns Tanzania Victims Killed In Election Violence | Firstpost Africa

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Kenya Mourns Tanzania Victims Killed In Election Violence | Firstpost ...