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One Africa Show is an online TV platform dedicated to informing and entertaining the African diaspora with the latest news and infotainment from local and international African celebrities.

Rooted in a distinctly African tone and spirit, One Africa Show celebrates the continent’s rich diversity and dynamic presence in the 21st century. The platform is inclusive and accessible to all, with a special focus on reaching under-served communities and reconnecting with disengaged audiences.

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Tanzania’s Political Crisis: CCM MPs Revolt Against Samia Suluhu

Tanzania, once seen as a beacon of political stability in East Africa, is now facing an intense political upheaval that threatens to unravel the unity of its ruling party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM). The party’s leadership, once a symbol of the country’s progress, is now being openly challenged by its own members. In a series of unprecedented public statements, key members of parliament (MPs) have voiced their displeasure with the direction the party has taken under President Samia Suluhu’s leadership, highlighting the widening rifts within CCM as the 2025 elections approach.

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Tensions boiled over in Kenya on Wednesday as mass protests erupted across the country, marking one year since a controversial tax bill sparked violent demonstrations. At least eight people lost their lives, and hundreds more were injured as thousands poured into the streets to voice growing frustration with President William Ruto’s administration.

Civil society groups reported over 400 injuries, including more than 80 in critical condition, as demonstrators clashed with police in multiple regions. In the capital Nairobi, security forces responded with tear gas, water cannons, rubber bullets, and in some instances, live ammunition.

Protesters waved Kenyan flags, held roses, and carried photos of those killed in last year’s unrest, calling for justice and political accountability. The chant "Ruto must go!" echoed throughout central Nairobi, as heavily armed police barricaded roads and blocked access to Parliament with barbed wire.