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Tanzania's opposition Chadema party office in the north-eastern town of Arusha has been "firebombed", according to its leader Tundu Lissu.
Mr Lissu said the office was destroyed on the eve of his visit to the town on Friday.
He has termed the act as "terror and intimidation".
The politician said his planned visit would still go on despite the attack.
He tweeted photos of the destroyed party office:
Our Northern Zone party HQ in Arusha has been firebombed and destroyed on the eve of my arrival in Arusha. Today's timetable remains unchanged. No amount of terror and intimidation will stop this Tsunami for change in Tanzania. Arusha here we come ✌🏾 #SasaBasi #TunduLissu2020 pic.twitter.com/uGYbJJ0ikd
— Tundu Antiphas Lissu (@TunduALissu) August 14, 2020
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