TANZANIAN OPPOSITION TUNDU LISSU CHARGED WITH TREASON. (PHOTO).

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 Tanzanian opposition Tundu Lissu charged with treason Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu was charged with treason following his arrest at a public rally in which he called for electoral reforms ahead of planned general elections in October, AP reported. Lissu, chairperson of the main opposition party CHADEMA, was arrested on Wednesday night over what regional police called incitement. The opposition in Tanzania has been calling for electoral reforms to ensure the upcoming poll is free and fair. Lissu on Thursday afternoon arrived at the Kisutu magistrate's court in the commercial capital Dar es Salaam appearing in high spirits and in the company of his lawyers and opposition party politicians. The opposition leader was forced into a police vehicle late Wednesday after he had just finished addressing a public rally in Mbinga, in the south of the country more than 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) from Dar es Salaam. Human rights activists have accused the government of President Sa...

SOYINKA CRITICISES TINUBU'S ADDRESS FOR IGNORING STATE'S BRUTAL CRACKDOWN ON END-BAD-GOVERNANCE PROTESTERS. (PHOTO).


 Soyinka Criticises Tinubu's Address For Ignoring Stateā€™s Brutal Crackdown On #EndBadGovernance Protesters 


Nobel laureate Prof. Wole Soyinka has said that President Bola Tinubuā€™s nationwide address on Sunday failed to address the attacks on #EndBadGovernance protesters by security agencies.


Soyinka made the observation in a statement on Sunday following Tinubuā€™s address to the nation.


The #EndBadGovernance protests continued on Sunday, marking their fourth day, as demonstrators voiced their frustrations over the country's deepening economic hardship, escalating poverty, and ineffective governance.

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