IF CPJ journalists Angela Quintal and Muthoki Mumo went to Tanzania to research on the shrinking civic space and freedom of the press, the government made it shorter and...
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WRITING from Tienen, Belgium, on Sunday November 4th, 2018, Member of Parliament Tundu Lissu, currently undergoing treatment in Belgium, has called on the government of Tanzania to come clean...
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Tanzania fires EU ambassador over his passionate appeal to human rights
TANZANIA President John Magufuli has ordered the Head of EU Delegation to Tanzania, Roeland van De Geer, to leave the country immediately. Sources close to State House told SAUTI...
ABDUCTED Tanzanian billionaire Mohammed Dewji (Mo) showed up early morning on Saturday, with police saying they had eventually found him, just as hinted earlier by this website two days...
TANZANIA’s Inspector General of Police Simon Sirro held a press conference in Dar es Salaam on Friday morning, but his briefing on investigations regarding the abduction of billionaire Mohammed...
THE twist goes on in the abduction incident of the Tanzanian billionaire Mohammed Dewji (Mo), as new developments reveal a silent tug of war between top government officials and...
THE government of Tanzania is refusing to engage international agencies in investigating the kidnapping of Africa’s youngest billionaire Mohammed Dewji (Mo). On Tuesday noon, shadow minister for home affairs...
CONTRADICTIONS abound between statements made by the Tanzania government and police authorities regarding the whereabouts of Africa’s youngest billionaire, Mohammed Dewji (Mo), who was abducted on Thursday last week...
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Kidnapped billionaire’s family in Tanzania promises $400,000 cash reward to authentic informers on his whereabouts
THE Gulam Dewji family of Tanzanian kidnapped billionaire Mohamamed Dewji (Mo) has pledged to offer a huge cash reward amounting to Tanzanian shillings 1,000,000,000 (equivalent to $400,000) to anyone...
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New twist as kidnappers of Africa’s youngest billionaire in Tanzania demand unrealistically huge ransom
INDEPENDENT investigations into the kidnapping of Africa’s youngest billionaire, Mohammed Dewji (43), have revealed that he is apparently being held in a secret torture place in Dar es Salam,...