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Tanzania's law requiring online content creators to pay a hefty fee to register, identify sources, and disclose sponsors drives bloggers and YouTubers offline

The troubling trend has already spread to Uganda, which recently enacted a social media tax  —  In May, Tanzanian bloggers lost … Tweets: @akomanet Tweets: aKoma / @akomanet : A big shame. Content creators are not the enemy, in fact they are the real champions of our people. Curtailing them is counterproductive. This will hurt more than it would help, TBH. Great piece by @shayeradark http://www.theverge.com/...

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