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There has been recently post circulation on lines, especially Facebook articulating that the president of the United Republic of Tanzania has been arrested because of crimes against humanity
The post further alledgy that This woman killed thousands of innocent Tanzanians during their elections just to stay in power.After her orders, in a few hours lifeless bodies were seen all over the streets of Dar es salaam.
According to reports, this deadly crime against humanity was carried out by both the Tanzania government and Uganda’s government led by Museveni and his son.
Never forget to call for justice for thousands of innocent people who lost their lives just for one woman to stay in power
The post further alledgy that This woman killed thousands of innocent Tanzanians during their elections just to stay in power.After her orders, in a few hours lifeless bodies were seen all over the streets of Dar es salaam.
According to reports, this deadly crime against humanity was carried out by both the Tanzania government and Uganda’s government led by Museveni and his son.
Never forget to call for justice for thousands of innocent people who lost their lives just for one woman to stay in power
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- A poster circulating online claims that the President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Samia Suluhu Hassan, was arrested by the International Criminal Court (ICC) following allegations of crimes against humanity.
Verdict: False
JamiiCheck conducted a thorough online investigation and found the claim to be false.
The investigation found no credible reports from reputable sources, including the ICC itself, indicating that President Samia Suluhu Hassan had been arrested. On the contrary, the president has recently appeared at several public events, including receiving the president of Singapore on June 9, 2026.
Furthermore, the alleged news organization is fabricated. The "AFA" logo and the graphics used in the poster do not correspond to any legitimate or recognized international news network.
Further analysis also found that the image used in the poster was generated using artificial intelligence (AI). A close inspection reveals several classic AI-generation errors. The text on the female officer's left badge is warped and illegible, the fingers of some individuals appear unnaturally shaped, and the perspective of people in the background is digitally distorted.