President Ruto apologizes to Tanzania over recent tiff
Our neighbors from Tanzania, if we have wronged you in any way, forgive us.
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No Retreat, No Surrender! Maria Sarungi Speaks Out on Tanzania’s Repression at the Oslo Freedom Forum
By recounting her abduction, Maria reminded the world that the struggle for democracy in Tanzania and across the region, is far from over.
Gachagua claims MP Koimburi was tortured and poisoned by his captors
Some chemical was administered through inhalation, and the doctors have told us that preliminary investigations confirm that the chemical has interfered with his vocal cords.
‘’English is not our priority’’, Tanzanian MP warns Kenyans over online troll
We are ahead of them politically, intellectually, and in every other way. Speaking English is not a priority for us!
Activist Agather Atuhaire deported and dumped at Tanzania-Uganda Border
Ugandan Human Rights Defender Agather Atuhaire has been released after being held in Tanzania, a day after activist Boniface Mwangi…
African Union Pressured to Take Stern Action Against President Samia Suluhu
They demand AUC to deploy diplomatic observers to attend court proceedings against Tundu Lissu, at Kisutu Court.
Where is Agather Atuhaire? Ugandan Activist Still Missing After Boniface Mwangi’s Release
Ugandan authorities have confirmed that Agather remains in detention, with no public charges or access to legal support.
Tanzania Deports Activist Boniface Mwangi, Abandons Him in Ukunda
Boniface Mwangi has been rushed to the hospital for medical review, according to his lawyer, James Wanjeri, who claims he’s seriously injured and can hardly walk.
President Samia Suluhu denies Kenya access to detained activist Boniface Mwangi
The Ministry is also concerned about his health, overall wellbeing and the absence of information regarding his detention
Protests Erupt Outside Tanzania High Commission in Nairobi Over Activists’ Detention
Njeri Mwangi, wife of prominent Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi, expressed her distress, condemning the Tanzanian authorities for what she described as an unlawful detention.
