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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 68102, member: 636"]
Tanzania’s decision to end the 6 p.m. curfew was met with widespread relief as streets and businesses reopened across the country. Vegetable vendor Amina Juma at Kariakoo Market said she and her peers struggled to earn a living under restrictions. Food shop owner Salim Mwijage added that customers have returned gradually, allowing families to regain a sense of normal life. Youth leader Neema Makena urged young people to focus on their skills and drive economic growth.

Dar es Salaam Regional Commissioner Albert Chalamila assured residents that the city’s food reserves remain ample. He noted that trucks are again delivering supplies under regulated protocols and encouraged citizens to help maintain security. Fruit seller Fatuma Mtui in Temeke welcomed the return of trade and said communities must guard peace carefully now that daily routines have resumed.

In Arusha, school buses were seen collecting pupils yesterday morning and public transport services ran without disruption. Some parents chose to keep their children home until next Monday, citing safety concerns. Resident Juliana Joel urged families to allow students to attend classes because schooling must continue. Market activity, especially at Kilombero Market and shops near the main bus terminal, had fully resumed.
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