Tanzania’s Vice President Emmanuel Nchimbi Resigns After Constitution Remarks
Tanzanian President Samia Hassan has accepted the resignation of Vice President Emmanuel Nchimbi, according to a government spokesperson. Nchimbi will leave office on September 4 after serving since November 2025. The government said constitutional procedures would begin to appoint a new vice president. Nchimbi previously served as secretary-general of the ruling Chama cha Mapinduzi party. He faced criticism within the party after calling for Tanzanians to push for a new constitution that protects dignity and human worth. His resignation follows a disputed 2025 presidential election that was marked by deadly unrest and the exclusion of leading opposition candidates.
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