SADC REGRETS LOSS OF LIFE AND UNREST IN TANZANIA

Sadc calls for calm, EU MPs back Tanzanians

The Southern African Development Community (Sadc) has called for calm in Tanzania following post-election violence that has sparked international alarm while some European Union (EU) legislators have backed Tanzanians for defending democracy. In a statement dated October 31 2025, President Peter Mutharika, in his capacity as chairperson of the Sadc Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation said the regional bloc was “deeply concerned” …

Atupele Muluzi Expresses Solidarity with Tanzania Amid Deadly Protests - Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi

United Democratic Front (UDF) president Atupele Muluzi has expressed sorrow and solidarity with the people of Tanzania following deadly clashes between protesters and security forces, urging restraint, dialogue, and respect for democratic freedoms in the neighbouring nation. In a heartfelt message posted on his official social media platforms, Muluzi said his “heart is heavy” as […] The post Atupele Muluzi Expresses Solidarity with Tanzania Amid…

SADC REGRETS LOSS OF LIFE AND UNREST IN TANZANIA

SADC REGRETS LOSS OF LIFE AND UNREST IN TANZANIA We are deeply concerned by the ongoing loss of life, injuries, and destruction of property and public infrastructure. SADC calls upon all stakeholders to exercise maximum restraint and refrain from actions that may further escalate violence and unrest. SADC reaffirms its readiness to assist, hrough appropriate […] The post SADC REGRETS LOSS OF LIFE AND UNREST IN TANZANIA first appeared on The Zamb…

Malawi leading SADC response to Tanzania unrest – Namibian Presidency – Windhoek Observer

Shelleygan Petersen The Namibian presidency says Malawi’s President Peter Mutharika is addressing the deadly protests in Tanzania on behalf of the Southern African Development Community (SADC). Tanzania has been gripped by unrest following the 29 October general election.  The country remains under curfew, with internet and electricity restrictions still in place. The protests were sparked by President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s decision to ban and ja