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“Shoot to Kill”: Inside Tanzania’s Ongoing Post-Election Massacre

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The violent suppression of Gen-Z protests in Tanzania represents a calculated authoritarian gambit driven by existential threat perception, regional contagion fears, and a collapse of the ruling party’s traditional legitimacy structures.

President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s decision to deploy maximum force resulting in credible reports of hundreds of deaths emerged from a strategic calculation that brutal repression in a permissive international environment would succeed where democratic competition would guarantee defeat.

This intelligence assessment applies structured analytic techniques to decode Hassan’s political endgame and the implications for Tanzania’s democratic trajectory.

Insider, has shared a number of bodies mutilated to and extend that the mass grave was dug yesterday.

Opposition has publicly stated that, more 1,000 youthz were killed.

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Felix Muranda
Media Executive | Journalist | Philanthropist Felix Muranda is a renowned journalist, media entrepreneur, and visionary leader from Kenya, best known as the founder and chairman of Record Broadcasting, the parent company of several influential media outlets including Record TV Kenya, Record TV Uganda, Record TV Africa, and the emerging digital platform Record Newswire. With a passion for empowering African narratives, Felix has built a legacy of delivering bold, credible, and impactful journalism across East Africa. He is celebrated for reshaping the regional media landscape by promoting independent reporting, digital innovation, and youth-driven content. Felix holds a Diploma in Media Management and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Multimedia University of Kenya. His work has been recognized for its deep commitment to social responsibility, transparency, and transformation of community media. As a philanthropist, he champions media literacy, fact-checking, and opportunities for young African storytellers. Driven by purpose and public service, Felix continues to advocate for a strong, independent press that elevates African voices on both continental and global platforms.

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