Authorities in Tanzania have imposed curfews and an internet blackout as post-election protests sweep the country. Demonstrators have clashed with police in several cities following Wednesday’s general election. They say the results are unfair, after the president’s main challengers were excluded from the ballot. The blackout is raising concerns about the ability to get reliable information about what is happening on the ground.
00:00 Concerns over internet blackout in Tanzania
00:31 DW’s Sella Oneka reports on claims of violence at protests in Tanzania
02:36 Nicodemus Minde, researcher with the Institute for Security Studies talks to DW
06:21 DW’s Sella Oneka explains problems journalists and rights group have verifying reports of deaths at election protests
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