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Tanzania: President Samia Hassan’s grip on power has been shaken by unprecedented protests

As political scientists Adam Branch and Zachariah Mamphilly observe, in protests, what seems possible can change profoundly and suddenly. Whenever protests gather momentum, the dynamics of their formation and repression change. Security personnel can seem hopelessly outnumbered. Protests can seem unassailably large.

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In Tanzania, protests are violently suppressed following a presidential election with no opposition

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Tanzania's President Hassan takes office after deadly election violence

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Tanzania elections: Who’s standing and what’s at stake?

Voters in Tanzania are heading to polling booths on Wednesday to vote for a new president, as well as members of parliament ...

Tanzania elections: Protests erupt amid internet disruption

President Samia Suluhu Hassan is widely expected to win a second term, especially with the main opponents jailed or barred ...

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Protests spread across Tanzania after elections marred by unrest

Protests have escalated in major cities across Tanzania as opposition supporters denounce Wednesday's presidential and ...

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Tanzania’s digital battlefield heats up ahead of election

Dodoma, Tanzania – On a hot September day in Dodoma, Tanzania’s capital, chants and drumbeats filled Jamhuri Stadium as ...

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Jakkie Cilliers: ‘Africa’s population surge condemns it to poverty’

Absolutely. There is a link between a very young population and a country’s instability. When young people make up more than 40% of the populace, political unrest is more likely. We saw this in ...

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