FILE - In this Wednesday Oct. 28, 2020 file photo, Chadema Presidential Candidate Tundu Lissu smiles as he shows his finger marked with ink after casting his vote at Ntewa Primary School polling station in Ikungi town Singida region, Tanzania. Tanzanian opposition leaders said Monday Nov. 2, 2020, that police have arrested key colleagues and charged them with “terrorism-related offenses” and sealed off areas where a peaceful protest was to begin over last week’s election that they call too flawed to stand. CHADEMA's presidential candidate, Tundu Lissu, and ACT Wazalendo leader Zitto Kabwe added: "We believe that there have been attempts to arrest the two of us." (AP Photo/File)
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