Скачать или смотреть BREAKING: Tanzania’s President Imposes Curfew as Gen Z Protest Erupts Over Rigged Election

Tanzania is on edge. A curfew has been declared in Dar es Salaam after protests erupted over what many call a rigged election.
Tear gas fills the streets, the internet has been shut down, and thousands of Tanzanians are now calling on the military to intervene.

In a shocking parallel to Cameroon under Paul Biya, President Samia Suluhu Hassan — once celebrated as a reformer — now faces growing accusations of repression and fear. Has Africa’s first female president joined the list of leaders silencing their own people?

From the burning streets of Dar es Salaam to whispers of a military takeover, this is the full story behind Tanzania’s deepening crisis — and what it means for Africa’s Gen Z uprising.

Watch till the end for powerful insights and on-the-ground reactions.

NOTE: Some visuals in this video are used for educational and documentary purposes under fair use, with added commentary and transformation.

CREDITS:
Alright Jazeera English - Tanzania election protests Opposition says hundreds killed amid unrest

BBC Africa - Tanzania elections Continuing to announce results is fuelling anger

NTV Kenya - President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been declared the winner of Tanzania’s presidential election

NTV Kenya - President Samia Suluhu Hassan declared the winner of Tanzania’s 2025 presidential election

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