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Africa Is a Country

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By Claire Mercer, Michaela Collord
| Africa Is a Country
This article was originally published by the Transnational Institute (TNI). Since its publication, one of its co-authors, Muzan Alneel, has sadly passed away at the age of 39. A Sudanese writer, researcher, and activist, Muzan was a sharp and generous thinker whose work bridged political economy, revolutionary praxis, and Global South solidarities. As TNI notes in its obituary, her passing is a profound loss to movements for justice and self-determination across Sudan and beyond.
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Michaela Collord | Why Tanzania is burning

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By Michaela Collord
| City Press Verified
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After the coronation

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By Michaela Collord, Paul Bjerk, Marta Tveit
| Africa Is a Country
“This is our money, our taxes, take them all, burn the station.” So says the voice of a man filming a crowd carrying away gas canisters from a petrol station in Mwanza, Tanzania’s second largest city. The station—reportedly owned by a politician from the ruling party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM)—is one of many similar targets in protests that swept the country following elections on Wednesday, October 29.
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