The main opposition of Tanzania Chadema Party was banned from the upcoming elections Political news

The exclusion of betrayal charges and the main opposition is noteworthy in Tanzani before the October Chests.

Tanzania’s election commission obstructed the General Opposition Party and Chadema to hold presidential and parliamentary elections at the end of this year.

The Independent National Election Commission (INEC) said that the party could not sign a compulsory code of conduct under the mandatory lease agreement, which is expected to take place in October.

“Any parties that do not sign the code of behavior will not take part in the general election,” said Ramadhani Kailima, the commission’s election director, until 2030, he added.

Failed to respond immediately from Chadema.

Ad Chadema Leader Tundu Lissu comes a few days later charged in betrayalaccused of trying to cause rebellion and continue the elections.

The prosecutors claimed that the public was called to take action against the vote, although they allowed him not to be allowed to enter him. The charger is the possibility of a judgment.

Former presidential candidate Lissu, long-term guide Chawa Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Party and leader, President Samia Suluhu Hassan was a vocal critic.

Chadema has already warned that if meaningful election reforms will boycott the boxes.

Earlier, the party confirmed that the party would not attend the signing ceremony for the election code of the polling stations, as part of the wider campaign.

The abolition of betrayal and leader against Chadema and the leader is expected to collect new questions about the situation of democracy in the eastern African people.

Human rights organizations and opposition groups referring to the opposition, referring to the opposition, referring to an example of opposition, unexplained abduction and political activists.

The President’s Hassan government has rejected any role in these alleged abuses and is committed to the protection of human rights. CCM has repeatedly repeatedly dismissed the opposition or the accusations of the manipulation of the election process.