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Tanzania protest tension disrupts trade at the Kenya border

Various businesses at the Namanga Border have been affected following the post-election violence. [Mate Tongola, Standard]

Trade along the Kenya-Tanzania border has slowed sharply as Tanzania prepares for nationwide anti-government demonstrations starting December 5, with major protests anticipated on December 9.

The US Embassy in Tanzania has already issued a security alert warning its citizens of possible disruptions, including unrest, curfews, internet blackouts, ferry and flight cancellations, and increased roadblocks.

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