Tanzania continues to bear the economic consequences of the post-election violence, with recurring fears of protests disrupting business activities, reducing productivity and undermining investor...
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Dar es Salaam. Tanzania continues to bear the economic consequences of the post-election violence, with recurring fears of protests disrupting business activities, reducing productivity and undermining investor confidence.
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Tensions remain with protests expected to continue, after demonstrations were reported in some towns overnight.
The government has suspended public political rallies by all political parties, citing security concerns and what it described as…
Tanzania has suspended all political rallies ahead of planned youth-led protests on July 7, citing security concerns as political…
