Dar es Salaam — The company contracted to provide security at the hotel where billionaire businessman Mohammed Dewji was abducted last week has spoken out for the first time since the incident.
G1 Security Company human resources manager Seleman Magwila told The Citizen yesterday that the firm's employees who were on duty when Mr Dewji was kidnapped last Thursday had no firearms in line with the company's contractual agreement with Colosseum Hotel.
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