Overview
- Hassan told parliament a commission will investigate the post‑election violence and she offered condolences to bereaved families.
- She directed law enforcement to consider releases or counselling for youths facing treason charges if they merely followed the crowd.
- She pledged to begin a constitutional reform process within 100 days to support dialogue and national reconciliation.
- The electoral commission gave her nearly 98% after key opponents were barred, while the U.N. says it believes hundreds were killed and the government has released no toll.
- Hundreds remain charged with treason, CHADEMA leader Tundu Lissu is still jailed, AU observers cited ballot stuffing, and a top rights group reported police harassment and device seizures in Dar es Salaam.