John Kitoka

John Kitoka

politician Tanzania

John Kitoka is the Director of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora for Chadema, a Tanzanian opposition party. He has been vocal about the party's challenges, particularly regarding the systemic repression faced by its leaders, including travel restrictions that hinder their participation in international political engagements.

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Kenya Kenya: John Kitoka, a spokesman for the main opposition party Chadema, called for intervention by a credible body to oversee another fresh election. 7

The Standard: Tanzania results 'mockery of democracy': opposition

Tanzania Tanzania: Mr John Kitoka, a spokesman for Tanzania’s opposition party Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (Chadema), told Reuters that they had documented 700 deaths since Wednesday. 7

The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Tanzania in turmoil: opposition claims 700 dead as election results loom

United Kingdom United Kingdom: John Kitoka, Chadema's director of foreign and diaspora affairs, told the BBC he fears for his life as 'massacres are carried out during night hours.' 5

BBC: More than 60,000 flee el-Fasher after its capture by RSF militia, UN says

Iraq Iraq: John Kitoka is the spokesperson for the opposition party Chadema, who reported on the deaths during protests against election results. 7

Al Mada: مقتل نحو 700 شخص خلال احتجاجات على نتائج الانتخابات

Norway Norway: John Kitoka is a spokesperson for the opposition party Chadema, which reported the death toll during the protests. 7

Aftenposten: Rundt 700 drept i valgde­monstra­sjoner i Tanzania, ifølge oppo­sisjonen

France France: John Kitoka is the spokesperson for the opposition party Chadema, which has reported on the electoral violence in Tanzania. 7

Le Monde: En Tanzanie, les violences électorales ont fait « environ 700 morts », selon le parti d’opposition Chadema