Tanzania threatened on Monday to disband an opposition-led municipal council if it continued to defy the government and maintain membership in a global initiative aimed at creating more open government. Tanzanian President John Magufuli, has been accused by civil rights groups of cracking down on opposition. He denies the claims, saying his government respects democracy.
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