- At least 518 killed in violence that broke out during Tanzania elections, inquiry says Irish Times —
- Tanzania Report Blames ‘Outside Forces’ for Deadly Election Violence The New York Times —
- Tanzania inquiry finds more than 500 people died in election violence Financial Times —
- Tanzania inquiry says over 500 killed in last year's election violence The Straits Times —
- Tanzania postelection inquiry shows 518 people died AP News —
- Tanzania postelection inquiry shows 518 people died in last year’s violence The Independent —
- Tanzania postelection inquiry shows 518 people died in last year’s violence ABC News —
Tanzania Election Violence Inquiry
The report marks the first official acknowledgment of the scale of the deadly disturbances, which also left thousands injured and hundreds with gunshot wounds.
Opposition leaders have denounced the findings as a 'whitewash' designed to protect the ruling party and security forces.
Human rights organizations estimate the true death toll could be much higher, citing a systematic campaign of repression during the election period.
The government has pledged to implement some reforms while maintaining that the commission's work was impartial.
Cyril Ramaphosa
President of South Africa since 2018
President of South Africa since 2018