Curfew Lifted in Tanzania's Main City
Tanzanian police have lifted a night-time curfew in Dar es Salaam, imposed since last Wednesday, following deadly election protests.
Life is slowly returning to normal across the country after
elections marred by violence. Samia Suluhu Hassan was sworn in on Monday.
- The internet was cut nationwide
- Most shops in Dar es Salaam closed amid acute shortages of essentials and soaring prices
- Schools shut and public transport came to a halt
Some shops have reopened and traffic has resumed, but queues persist at some petrol stations in Dar es Salaam. Families are still searching for or burying relatives killed in the clashes.
Author's summary: Curfew lifted in Tanzania's main city after election unrest.
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