President Samia Suluhu Hassan called out a handful of people who stirred up post-election chaos in Tanzania, saying they threw other citizens under the bus just to chase their political goals. She made the comments at a meeting with the Dar es Salaam Regional Elders Council at Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre, and she stressed that every Tanzanian deserves the same right to life and freedom without anyone treating them like they matter less.
The unrest basically tanked economic activity across Dar es Salaam because small-time traders shut down operations, street vendors disappeared, and Kariakoo turned into a ghost town. Prices went up while everyone stayed locked inside their houses, and Samia pointed out that a few selfish individuals caused widespread suffering just to advance their personal ambitions.
The unrest basically tanked economic activity across Dar es Salaam because small-time traders shut down operations, street vendors disappeared, and Kariakoo turned into a ghost town. Prices went up while everyone stayed locked inside their houses, and Samia pointed out that a few selfish individuals caused widespread suffering just to advance their personal ambitions.
