Tanzanian Dissenters: Enough is Enough, Minister Says
The State Minister in the Second Vice-President's Office, Mohammed Aboud Mohammed has declared Zanzibar a "peaceful place" stating that the government will exercise a no-tolerance policy towards dissenters that have been said to destabilize the region.
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Tanzania: Isles Govt Vows to Crush Dissenters
Tanzania Daily News, 14 November 2012
THE government of Zanzibar has said that it will no longer tolerate the misconduct of groups that are bent on breaching peace in the Isles. read more »
Riots in Zanzibar. October 2012
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Tanzania: Govt Rules Out Conflict Intervention in Zanzibar
Tanzania Daily News, 9 November 2012
THE union government will not interfere in conflicts rocking the Isles government, said to be jeopardizing the Government of National Unity (GNU), the Prime Minister, Mizengo ... read more »
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Tanzania: Zanzibar Insecurity Disappoints Hamad
Tanzania Daily News, 5 November 2012
ZANZIBAR First Vice-President Seif Shariff Hamad said that insecurity in the islands was undermining progress made so far by the Government of National Unity (GNU). read more »
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Tanzania: Concerns Over Zanzibar's Govt of National Unity
Tanzania Daily News, 31 October 2012
ON Saturday 3rd November 2012, Zanzibar will mark the second anniversary of the formation of the Government of National Unity (GNU). This year's commemoration comes amidst growing ... read more »
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Tanzania: Zanzibar Says No to Mastermind of Violence
Tanzania Daily News, 27 October 2012
ZANZIBAR President, Dr Ali Mohamed Shein, has declared 'zero' tolerance against perpetrators of violence on the Isles. read more »
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Tanzania: VP Warns Clerics Over Hate-Speech
Tanzania Daily News, 27 October 2012
THE Vice-President Dr Mohamed Gharib Bilal has called on religious leaders to continue preaching peace, love and unity and warned those inclined to preach hatred to stop it ... read more »
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Tanzania: Islamist Riots Threaten Zanzibar
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, 24 October 2012
The Tanzanian archipelago of Zanzibar has experienced three anti-government protests so far this year; the latest, in mid-October, saw one police officer killed, roads blocked and ... read more »
InFocus
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The Zanzibar First Vice-President Seif Shariff Hamad has expressed grave disappointment in the police force in what he terms a violation of human rights. Prime Minister Mizengo ... Read more »
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