St. Elizabeth Parish, southwestern Jamaica, is the first to be struck by Category 5 Hurricane Melissa. Winds of 185 mph (295 km/h) are tearing through the area, causing severe flooding and destruction.

 

ALERT🚨: Olorien, Arusha is rising. The ward office and police post are burning 🔥, a sign of people’s anger against years of injustice and abuse. #Tanzania is on the edge. 🇹🇿 pic.twitter.com/09fhdHizMk

— Liberatus Mwang'ombe (@Liberatus80) October 29, 2025

This X post captures real-time unrest in Olorien, Arusha, during Tanzania's October 29, 2025, presidential election, depicting a burning ward office and police post as emblems of public outrage over barred opposition candidates and alleged vote rigging.

Attached video footage shows nighttime flames engulfing bush-lined structures, corroborating Reuters and Al Jazeera reports of nationwide protests, military deployments, and a Dar es Salaam curfew amid internet blackouts.

Posted by human rights activist @Liberatus80

, it amplifies demands for electoral transparency, echoing CHADEMA party grievances and historical patterns of repression under CCM rule since 2020.