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For The Atlantic’s May cover story, “The Great Serengeti Land Grab,” staff writer Stephanie McCrummen reports from Tanzania on how Gulf princes, wealthy tourists, and conservation groups are displacing the Maasai people. McCrummen, who was once an East Africa bureau chief, reports extensively from the region, speaking with Tanzanian government officials and telling the story of the Maasai as they confront their ongoing displacement.

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Published in The Atlantic in 2006