Tanzania: Can international recognition save opposition leader Tundu Lissu?

28/09/2026

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The treason trial of Tanzanian opposition head Tundu Lissu is in its final stages. Lissu could face the death penalty if convicted. Political analyst Paternus Niyegira and DW reporter Naomi Jasseda weigh in on his fate.

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Tanzania: Can international recognition save opposition leader Tundu Lissu?

What's in the new US-Kenya rare earths deal?

Africa's push for a permanent UN Security Council seat

South Africa killings reignite femicide fears

Nigeria's 2027 election: Where do young voters stand?

Nigeria pushes to decriminalize attempted suicide

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Lesotho: Are free speech and free media really under attack?

Kenya's foreign trader crackdown: What is driving the policy?

Can children in Cameroon's conflict zones return to school?