Tanzania’s main opposition party says 51 of its officials are arrested and charged with terrorism in connection with planned protests in July. According to the opposition, the arrests target party members and supporters, and the charges are being used to intimidate critics. The opposition characterizes the actions as pressure by the government through law enforcement rather than legitimate efforts to address violence. Both outlets report the same allegation: that the figure of 51 officials is detained and formally charged, and that the opposition links the case to protest plans. The reports do not provide details on the specific evidence behind the terrorism charges, nor do they quote a government response explaining the rationale for the arrests. No information is included on whether any court proceedings have begun or on the dates and locations of the arrests. The situation is presented as an escalation in political tensions ahead of planned July demonstrations.