Tanzania is currently witnessing severe unrest following the recent presidential election, in which President Samia Suluhu Hassan was declared the winner with over 97% of the vote amid claims of discrepancies by the opposition. Reports indicate that at least 700 individuals have died in violence related to the protests, with clashes between security forces and demonstrators leading to widespread chaos. The election process has faced criticism for excluding key opposition leaders, further escalating tensions in a country where the ruling party has maintained power for decades. Amidst an internet blackout and the imposition of a curfew, international organizations, including the UN and Amnesty International, have called for investigations into the violence and repression. As the situation unfolds, calls for accountability and transparency resonate from both domestic and international observers.