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Tanzania Goes Dark: Gen Z Refuses To Back Down As Government Cuts Internet

Tanzania's internet went dark at 6 PM. Gen Z had 17 minutes to upload everything. President Samia Suluhu Hassan promised reform. She delivered tear gas, curfews, and connectivity blackouts. Gen Z Tanzania asked for independent elections. The government answered with force. What happened in those 17 minutes before shutdown changed everything. One photo escaped: young woman, phone held high, documenting reality the government wanted erased. That footage is now in servers across three continents. This is Gen Z Tanzania vs. a government that fears them. From Dar es Salaam to Mwanza, from university students to market women, they're refusing to accept that democracy is performance. They want real elections, real accountability, real freedom. The pattern is familiar: Paul Biya in Cameroon did this for 40 years. Hassan is following the same playbook—curfews, internet shutdowns, force against peaceful protest. But Gen Z across Africa is learning from each other. When Kenya's youth forced tax reversal, Tanzania watched. When Senegal rescheduled elections, strategies were shared. The curfew will lift. The internet will return. The question is: will Tanzania become another Cameroon, or will Gen Z win? Subscribe to Africa Continent for stories mainstream media won't tell. #Tanzania #GenZProtests #AfricaRising #IbrahimTraore #BurkinaFaso