Curfew lifted in Tanzania’s economic capital after deadly protests

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – Police in Tanzania have announced the lifting of the nighttime curfew imposed since last Wednesday in the economic capital, Dar es Salaam.

This comes after violent protests erupted over the results of the general elections, which resulted in a number of deaths and injuries.

Security authorities said the decision came after a “significant improvement in the security situation” and a gradual return of calm to the city. She confirmed that security forces would continue their deployment in some sensitive areas.

This is to ensure stability and prevent any new riots.”

Massive protests

Dar es Salaam and several other Tanzanian cities have witnessed widespread protests in recent days, led by opposition parties.

Which questioned the integrity of the electoral process, accusing the government of rigging the results in favor of the ruling party.

The demonstrations were punctuated by clashes between protesters and police.