SOLD! - activists sell off Tanzania's famous landmarks

From Oxfam Horn, East and Central Africa Blog Fri Feb 8 2013, 05:20:59

In a protest against land grabs, Tanzanian activists today "sold off" two of the most famous landmarks in the capital Dar es Salaam - the national independence monument and Coco beach. The protests were part of a Global Day of Action on Land Grabs, which saw "sold" signs placed next to iconic landmarks around the [...]

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