Dar es Salaam and several other cities erupted into violent protests after Tanzania’s disputed presidential election.
The military was deployed as security forces clashed with demonstrators accusing the government of rigging the vote.
Rights groups reported arrests and disappearances of opposition figures before polling.
Buses were torched, polling stations attacked, and a strict curfew imposed across the capital.
Authorities warned they would respond harshly to any unrest, while reports of extrajudicial killings continue to surface.
The unrest marks one of Tanzania’s worst political crises in recent years.
