Dar es Salaam: Tanzanian police order a curfew in the economic capital Dar es Salaam after violent protests mar the parliamentary and presidential election.
According to France24.com, the unrest underscores the contentious nature of the election process, with citizens expressing dissatisfaction with the conduct of the electoral proceedings. The imposition of a curfew aims to restore order and prevent further escalation of violence in the city.
In a separate development, the World Health Organization reports that at least 460 people have been killed in the RSF paramilitary's seizure of the Darfuri city of El-Fasher. This incident highlights ongoing instability in the region, calling international attention to the humanitarian consequences.
Additionally, the Paris Salon du Chocolat, a renowned event celebrating the art of chocolate, acknowledges the crucial role of Ivory Coast, the world's largest cocoa producer. The event includes participation from chocolatiers who contribute to the global chocolate industry, showcasing the significance of cocoa production to global markets.