Tanzania’s 13th parliament convened on November 11, following a disputed general election that sparked nationwide protests. The ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party won over 90% of parliamentary seats, raising concerns about democratic debate and representation.
Citizens and analysts warn that the lack of opposition voices could undermine scrutiny of legislation, while rights groups have called for investigations into alleged irregularities and the handling of demonstrations during the election period.
Watch as lawmakers begin their new term in a parliament facing scrutiny and public tension.
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