Several opposition members in Tanzania have called on the authorities to release news of President John Magufuli, who has not appeared in public since February 27, prompting questions about his state of health.
Rumours have swirled on social media about if he has contracted coronavirus, especially in neighbouring Kenya under the hashtag # pray4magufuli.
Magufuli, 61, has been playing down the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, claiming Tanzania had freed itself from the Covid” through prayer.
He also rejected any lockdowns or measures such as mask-wearing.
But he later admitted what he called a “respiratory disease” was still circulating.
His main opponent Tundu Lissu said on Twitter he “‘was transferred to India this afternoon.’
However somaliland.com has not yet verified this information seen trending on social media.
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