Fifty-one Tanzanian opposition officials face terrorism charges with no bail option, sparking fears of political repression as the government tightens control ahead of planned—but thwarted—protests. The crackdown, following a landslide presidential win and amid calls for democratic reforms, escalates a pattern of legal escalation, including a university lecturer’s charges being upgraded. The opposition accuses the regime of silencing dissent through intimidation, urging unity and public resistance as legal battles and family support mobilize.
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