Elections in Tanzania have been marred by violence after opposition parties boycotted voting day.
They have accused the electoral body of not being impartial.
Some presidential candidates were disqualified including the president of the main opposition who was arrested.
For more, we are joined on the phone by SABC News correspondent Isaac Lukando
They have accused the electoral body of not being impartial.
Some presidential candidates were disqualified including the president of the main opposition who was arrested.
For more, we are joined on the phone by SABC News correspondent Isaac Lukando
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