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Tanzania: Why Police Quizzed Minister Over Mo Dewji Kidnap Controversy
Citizen, 23 October 2018
The Police Force requested Environment and Union Affairs minister January Makamba to provide any information he may have that would unravel the mystery surrounding the abduction… Read more »
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Tanzania: Police Interview Minister Makamba Over Released Billionaire Mo Dewji
Citizen, 22 October 2018
The Minister in the office of Vice President-Union and Environment Mr January Makamba (44) was interviewed by police on Sunday concerning the abduction and release of Tanzanian… Read more »
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Tanzania: Police Interrogate Minister Makamba Over Released Billionaire Dewji
Citizen, 22 October 2018
The Minister in the office of Vice President-Union and Environment Mr January Makamba (44) was interrogated by police on Sunday concerning the abduction and release of Tanzanian… Read more »
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Tanzania: MP Reveals What He Told Police in Billionaire Mo Dewji's Abduction Saga
Citizen, 22 October 2018
The outspoken Arusha Urban (Chadema) legislator Godbless Lema was in his true element yesterday when he was summoned to the Arusha central police station to explain his recent… Read more »
Tycoon's Abduction - Minister, MP Interviewed by Tanzanian Police
January Makamba, Minister in the Vice President's Office for Union Affairs and Environment, has been interviewed by police about the abduction and release of Tanzanian billionaire Mohammed Dewji. Using his personal Twitter account, Makamba was among the first people to report Dewji's abduction and release. Police have also questioned opposition MP Godbless Lema, who had called for the involvement of foreign experts during the search for Dewji.
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Dar es Salaam police chief Lazaro Mambosasa says Mohammed Dewji indicated that his kidnappers spoke a "Southern African language". Mo Dewji who is Africa's youngest billionaire was ... Read more »
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Mohammed Dewji, the CEO of the METL Group and Africa's youngest billionaire, has returned home safely, the family company he runs has announced. Dewji was abducted outside a luxury ... Read more »
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The vehicle used in the abduction of tycoon Mohamed Dewji was registered in one of Tanzania's neighboring countries, according to Inspector General of Police Simon Sirro. He also ... Read more »
