US slaps visa restrictions on Tanzanians for 'undermining democratic process, human rights'

Washington, DC, US (PANA) - The United States on Tuesday announced visa restrictions on Tanzanian officials who it said were "responsible for or complicit in undermining Tanzania’s 28 October, 2020, general elections"

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