According to the public vote results on Saturday, she won with 98 percent of the vote.
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Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan was sworn in for a second term amid tight security, winning with 98 percent of the vote, according to public results on Saturday.
However, the opposition has described it as a sham and a sham election. Most opposition parties did not participate in the election.
Some opposition figures were barred from participating and others were imprisoned. Similarly, hundreds of people have died in violence during and after the election.
International observers have expressed concerns about the transparency of the election and the violence that occurred during it. Election observers from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) issued a statement saying that voters were unable to express their democratic will in most areas. It also mentioned the restrictions imposed on the opposition.
