Paul Renault

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188 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 6 Jul

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Um so they have been using really um all the tools uh available locally and nationally and internationally to to make their voices heard and to to resist these evictions.
Um some leaders also uh
uh travel to travel to to Europe and to the US um to
speak with the very institutions that are funding um projects that evict them, that are designing the policies that uh that are used as arguments for for the Tanzanian government.
So
Yes, they are actively resisting and um yeah, it's not the end.
Yes, it's the for example, um the protest I mentioned, um
in in twenty twenty two in Lolondo has led to um uh an extremely violent um repression by security forces um firing live bullets um at the Maasai and now this um land that they were trying to yeah
to to to keep um has been turned into a a game reserve and and the people have lost most of their grazing land, so a lot of their cattle as well.
Um and that has uh basically had a devastating impact for the whole community.
People have had to flee, uh some are still injured, um, and that's really um destroyed the balance uh within the community of um yeah, food security.
Um
And um yeah.
similar issues.
Well, as we said, the Maasai are pastoralists.
So they depend on their land and on being able to graze their cattle on their land, um, to be able to live.
It's the whole basis of their way of life.
So not only of their livelihood, uh um so being able, yeah, to to eat um um
meat or or to drink milk, it also touches to the
To the very core of their identity because it's also um cows are really central to their identity for all aspects of life.
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