Tanzanian police have arrested 130 individuals across the country on allegations of planning and encouraging acts intended to disrupt public order during the Saba Saba demonstrations.

The suspects are accused of plotting to kill leaders and civilians, set schools on fire, destroy electricity transformers, loot property, and attack security forces to seize firearms.The arrests span multiple regions, with investigations ongoing.Authorities emphasize gathering evidence before legal action.Previous arrests during the Saba Saba period include 23 people in Mwanza, linked to incitement and violence.The crackdown follows online calls for protests demanding accountability over election unrest and political reforms.Opposition party CHADEMA reported arrests of its members in several regions.The police urge responsible social media use to prevent criminal activities.