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Tanzania's main opposition rejects Hassan's election win after deadly protests — REUTERS / pwu404

Tanzania · Tanzania

Tanzania's main opposition rejects Hassan's election win after deadly protests

43% Left coverage: 77 sources

Tanzania's main opposition party rejected President Samia Suluhu Hassan's landslide victory in elections that triggered deadly protests across the East African nation over the exclusion of her key challengers from the fray. The main opposition party CHADEMA, which was barred from the election for refusing to sign a code of conduct and whose leader Tundu Lissu was arrested for treason in April, said late on Saturday that the results were "completely fabricated".See the Story

Biased credit ratings cost Africa $75 billion annually – Experts

G20 Summit · Dakar

Biased credit ratings cost Africa $75 billion annually – Experts

Experts have raised concerns that Africa loses approximately $75 billion annually due to biased credit ratings that inflate borrowing costs and limit development funding. The post Biased credit ratings cost Africa $75 billion annually – Experts appeared first on Nairametrics.See the Story

El Fasher Falls: Is Sudan's Partition Now Inevitable? – The Standard Newspaper

El Fasher Falls: Is Sudan's Partition Now Inevitable? – The Standard Newspaper

By Sheriff Bojang Jnr When the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces seized the capital of North Darfur, they didn’t just win a city, they may have taken a decisive step towards reshaping Sudan. For nearly a year, El Fasher had stood as the last major stronghold of the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and their allied Darfuri militias, a fragile island of resistance in a sea of paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF)-controlled territory. Long before its…See the Story

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