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Tanzania populist President John Magufuli died | World News – India TV

Tanzania populist President John Magufuli died | World News – India TV
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Tanzania s populist President John Magufuli has died at 61

Tanzania s populist President John Magufuli has died at 61
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John Magufuli, coronavirus-denying president of Tanzania, dies at 61

John Magufuli, Tanzanian president elected as an agent of reform, dies at 61 Matt Schudel © Michele Spatari/AFP/Getty Images Tanzanian President John Magufuli in 2019. John Magufuli, who presided over an increasingly authoritarian regime as president of Tanzania and, during the final year of his reign, rejected scientific evidence of the coronavirus pandemic, urging his citizens to raise their voices in prayer rather than cover their faces with masks, died March 17 at a hospital in Dar es Salaam. He was 61. The death was announced in a statement by Tanzanian Vice President Samia Suluhu Hassan, who cited “heart complications” as the cause. There had been earlier unconfirmed reports from opposition leaders, which Mr. Magufuli’s government denied, that he had been hospitalized in Nairobi for covid-19. He was last seen in public on Feb. 27.

John Magufuli: Tanzania s bulldozer president

BBC News Published image copyrightGetty Images John Pombe Magufuli, the son of a peasant farmer who became Tanzania s president in 2015, has died aged 61. Once praised for his no-nonsense approach, he went on to become a controversial leader, especially over his response to the coronavirus pandemic. He was elected for a second term in 2020 amid opposition accusations of fraud and intimidation. Before he was president he acquired the nickname the bulldozer for driving a programme to build roads as minister for works, and later was hailed for his anti-corruption stance and his distinct dislike for wasting money. As president he was also accused of cracking down on dissent and curtailing certain freedoms, but following his death reflections on his time in power will be dominated by his idiosyncratic handling of Covid-19.

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