CLEAN : Tanzanian opposition tallying centre raided after vote

The transcript discusses the results coming from across the country, highlighting the success of volunteers. However, police officers intervened, confiscating gadgets used by the volunteers, which is deemed illegal. The actions are described as a civic exercise, not military, and the interference is seen as an unfair practice by the state to undermine the volunteers' efforts.

What was the initial reaction of the volunteers when they were receiving results?

• They celebrated their victory.

• They were interrupted by police officers.

• They decided to stop their activities.

• They moved to a different location.

Why is it considered illegal for the police to confiscate the volunteers' equipment?

• Because it was a civic exercise, not a military one.

• Because the police were not in uniform.

• Because the equipment was rented.

• Because the volunteers had a permit.

What is emphasized about the nature of the volunteers' work?

• It is a civic exercise.

• It is a military operation.

• It is a commercial venture.

• It is a private investigation.

How does the speaker view the police's actions?

• As a necessary measure.

• As an unfair practice.

• As a routine check.

• As a supportive gesture.

What does the speaker suggest about the state's use of police?

• The state uses police to promote tourism.

• The state uses police to undermine civic victories.

• The state uses police to support civic exercises.

• The state uses police to ensure safety.