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The Chande Commission Has No Answers for the Killings of Tanganyikan Citizens on October 29, 2025
For Urgent Release
Dar es Salaam, 02 April 2026
No. 56
1. It has been 6 months since terrorist leader Samia Suluhu Hassan and her terrorist son Abdul Hafidh Ameir, terrorist daughter Wanu Hafidh Ameir, and terrorist son-in-law Mohamed Mchengerwa (son-in-law of Samia, Wanu's husband) oversaw the killings of over 10,000 innocent civilians in Tanganyika that took place in October and November 2025.
2. It is evident that no credible election was held in Tanzania on October 29, 2025. To this day, the widely distrusted so-called Independent National Electoral Commission, under the leadership of Jacobs Mwambegele, has failed to present any verifiable results, further undermining its legitimacy and public trust. On the day of the purported election, numerous reports indicate that voters, innocent civilians, and even foreign nationals were subjected to extreme and systematic violence. Incidents included killings, abductions, beatings, rape, kidnappings, enforced disappearances, and widespread brutality. Over ten thousand innocent Tanzanians, particularly youths, were killed in operations involving police, military units, and armed groups, including hired actors from both within and outside the country.
3. The commission, headed by Justice Mohamed Chande Othman and established by Samia Suluhu Hassan on November 18, 2025, was reportedly given predetermined directives, including explicit instructions to withhold critical information regarding the principal perpetrators. This raises serious concerns about its independence, transparency, and overall credibility.
4. We must also recall the deeply troubling statements made by Samia Suluhu Hassan, which appeared to condone or justify the targeted killing of particular groups of Tanzanians, especially Tanganyikans. Such remarks raise grave concerns about incitement, accountability, and the protection of fundamental human rights.
1. During the election campaigns on September 20, 2025, in Gombani, Pemba, Samia Suluhu Hassan publicly indicated her government's involvement in the violent attack and torture of foreign activists. She further issued threats against individuals seeking to peacefully protest the election, emphasizing her authority as Commander-in-Chief and
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For Urgent Release
Dar es Salaam, 02 April 2026
No. 56
1. It has been 6 months since terrorist leader Samia Suluhu Hassan and her terrorist son Abdul Hafidh Ameir, terrorist daughter Wanu Hafidh Ameir, and terrorist son-in-law Mohamed Mchengerwa (son-in-law of Samia, Wanu's husband) oversaw the killings of over 10,000 innocent civilians in Tanganyika that took place in October and November 2025.
2. It is evident that no credible election was held in Tanzania on October 29, 2025. To this day, the widely distrusted so-called Independent National Electoral Commission, under the leadership of Jacobs Mwambegele, has failed to present any verifiable results, further undermining its legitimacy and public trust. On the day of the purported election, numerous reports indicate that voters, innocent civilians, and even foreign nationals were subjected to extreme and systematic violence. Incidents included killings, abductions, beatings, rape, kidnappings, enforced disappearances, and widespread brutality. Over ten thousand innocent Tanzanians, particularly youths, were killed in operations involving police, military units, and armed groups, including hired actors from both within and outside the country.
3. The commission, headed by Justice Mohamed Chande Othman and established by Samia Suluhu Hassan on November 18, 2025, was reportedly given predetermined directives, including explicit instructions to withhold critical information regarding the principal perpetrators. This raises serious concerns about its independence, transparency, and overall credibility.
4. We must also recall the deeply troubling statements made by Samia Suluhu Hassan, which appeared to condone or justify the targeted killing of particular groups of Tanzanians, especially Tanganyikans. Such remarks raise grave concerns about incitement, accountability, and the protection of fundamental human rights.
1. During the election campaigns on September 20, 2025, in Gombani, Pemba, Samia Suluhu Hassan publicly indicated her government's involvement in the violent attack and torture of foreign activists. She further issued threats against individuals seeking to peacefully protest the election, emphasizing her authority as Commander-in-Chief and
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