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Citing Conservation, Tanzania Pushes Ahead on Evictions of Indigenous Maasai

Two presidential commissions back continued relocations of Maasai from UNESCO sites, citing environmental pressure and wildlife protection despite Maasai opposition and protests in 2024.

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Two presidential commissions have recommended the mass eviction of Maasai people from some of East Africa’s most iconic conservation areas and tourist destinations. Advocacy group Survival International says this is an example of colonialist “fortress conservation”. Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan set up the commissions following previous evictions of Maasai pastoralists from parts of the world famous Serengeti ecosystem, and large prot…

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Citing Conservation, Tanzania Pushes Ahead on Evictions of Indigenous Maasai

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Kenya Times Trending, Breaking News and Videos broke the news in on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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