Nov 02, 2025
Tanzania’s President-Elect, Samia Suluhu Hassan, is expected to be officially sworn in on Monday, November 3, in Dodoma City.
According to a government statement announced via the national broadcaster, TBC, the swearing-in ceremony will take place at a military venue where ordinary citizens will not be allowed to attend.
TBC will broadcast the event live from Dodoma to the nation.
President Samia was declared the winner of the general election held on October 29 after securing 97.66 percent of the total votes cast.
INEC (Independent National Electoral Commission) has announced that President Samia's overwhelming victory is unprecedented in Tanzania's first five phases of national leadership.
37 million voters were registered to participate in this year's election, with INEC stating that Samia received a total of 31 million votes.
Furthermore, the commission also said that 87 percent of those registered to vote turned out to participate in the election, which saw protests while Dar es Salaam city was subjected to a curfew between 6:00 PM and 6:00 AM.
Tanzania’s President-Elect, Samia Suluhu Hassan, is expected to be officially sworn in on Monday, November 3, in Dodoma City.
According to a government statement announced via the national broadcaster, TBC, the swearing-in ceremony will take place at a military venue where ordinary citizens will not be allowed to attend.
TBC will broadcast the event live from Dodoma to the nation.
President Samia was declared the winner of the general election held on October 29 after securing 97.66 percent of the total votes cast.
INEC (Independent National Electoral Commission) has announced that President Samia's overwhelming victory is unprecedented in Tanzania's first five phases of national leadership.
37 million voters were registered to participate in this year's election, with INEC stating that Samia received a total of 31 million votes.
Furthermore, the commission also said that 87 percent of those registered to vote turned out to participate in the election, which saw protests while Dar es Salaam city was subjected to a curfew between 6:00 PM and 6:00 AM.
