Tanzania warns foreign envoys on poll violence comments

Tanzania recently had elections where the current president, Samia Suluhu Hassan, won with 98% of the vote.

However, many people think the elections were not fair because her main opponents were either in jail or not allowed to run.

After the elections, there were big protests, and many people were hurt or killed by the police.

The government is now looking into what happened, but the opposition says the people doing the investigation are supporters of the ruling party.

The government asked foreign diplomats not to talk about the situation too much because they think it might make the investigation harder.

Some people from the United States said the elections were not fair and that the government was too harsh on the protesters.

Because of the tensions, the government decided to cancel the Independence Day celebrations and use the money to fix things that were damaged during the protests.

Some young people who protested were arrested and charged with a very serious crime that can lead to the death penalty, but the president asked for some of these cases to be dropped to make things calmer.