TikTok launches election hub in Ethiopia ahead of vote

TikTok has introduced an in-app Election Centre in Amharic for Ethiopia’s general election scheduled for 1 June 2026.

The platform developed the centre in partnership with the National Election Board of Ethiopia. It offers details on voting procedures, key dates and ways to identify false information.

TikTok’s election taskforce is supported by moderation tools and local language moderators. The company prohibits misleading content and paid political advertising.

In the fourth quarter of 2025 TikTok removed more than 1.8 million videos in Ethiopia that violated its guidelines. It also partnered with Code for Africa and trained journalists alongside the Editors Guild of Ethiopia.

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Ethiopian voters registering for the seventh general election at busy centers in Wolkite, Tepi and Harar.
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Ethiopia registers over 54 million voters for seventh general election

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Ethiopia's National Election Board announced that more than 54 million voters have registered for the seventh general election. Residents in Wolkite, Tepi, and Harar cities stated they are ready to cast ballots on May 24. IGAD confirmed ongoing support to ensure the vote is free and credible.

TikTok removed 884,591 videos and 48,739 accounts of users under age 13 in Kenya during the first quarter of 2026, according to the company's latest enforcement report.

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TikTok news provider Dylan Page and live streamer Ishow Speed have arrived in Addis Ababa. Their visit highlights Ethiopia's push in digital diplomacy and tourism.

Ethiopia's National Election Board opened 50,188 polling stations on time today. International observers are monitoring the process, and participants describe it as fair and peaceful.

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The Joint Council of Political Parties in Ethiopia said the seventh general election will declare Ethiopia's victory through the people's vote.

Ethiopia's National Election Board has received 47 formal complaints following last week's national elections. Of these, 31 came from political parties and 16 from independent candidates.

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President Donald Trump accused China of election-related activities aimed at undermining his first administration and 2020 campaign. The remarks came during a White House address on July 16, 2026. Administration officials later downplayed the focus on Beijing while confirming an upcoming visit by Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

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