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Tanzania: 'Police Operations in Zanzibar Target Criminals'
Daily News, 30 October 2012
THE ongoing police operations in Zanzibar are aimed at curbing criminals who disrupt peace and tranquility in Zanzibar. Read more »
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Tanzania: Isles Police Nab 40 Suspects in Crackdown
Daily News, 28 October 2012
IN a crackdown on criminal suspects, police on the Isles have issued photos of 72 people who they believe are linked with the recent riots and killing of a policeman. Read more »
We Will Not Use Excessive Force, Tanzania Police Say
The police have assured the public they will not use excessive force as the crack down on suspects alleged to be linked to the recent chaos continues.Various bodies have raised concerns about human rights abuses.
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Tanzania: Zanzibar Says No to Mastermind of Violence
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
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 »
InFocus
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The Tanzania Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance has denounced the anti-government protests by the Islamist group Uamsho which have caused chaos in Zanzibar. Read more »
