Nobody is safe in Tz

[willyTrinidad]

Hapa ni u-dictator loading..............
jama ata watawala for 20yrs!

Tanzania: Advocates across Africa call on Magufuli to end repression


EDITORIAL: Worrying repression taking root in Tanzania


Tanzania’s latest clampdown takes decades of repression to new lows


Govt set to deal with rising number of abduction cases

 

[pingli-nywee]

Nalendwa, where you at my dear? By all indications, it seems that the chicken have all come to roost.

 

[Nalendwa]

Nalendwa, where you at my dear? By all indications, it seems that the chicken have all come to roost.

Oh wau!, nimeona hapo juu.

Of all them, this one Eti really caught my eyes (...rolling them!)

Govt set to deal with rising number of abduction cases

 

[Nalendwa]

Mohamed Dewji Amerudi Nyumbani salama - JamiiForums

 

[Nalendwa]

Nalendwa, where you at my dear? By all indications, it seems that the chicken have all come to roost.

Jirani, we'll probably never know what really happened on his abduction.
But that doesn't matter.
What matters is he's Back, Safe and Sound.

 

[sodoliki]

MO kaachiwa baada ya sirro kuumbuka na lema kuweka shinikizo

 

[pingli-nywee]

Jirani, we'll probably never know what really happened on his abduction.
But that doesn't matter.
What matters is he's Back, Safe and Sound.

'Nuff said.

 

[willyTrinidad]

Jirani, we'll probably never know what really happened on his abduction.
But that doesn't matter.
What matters is he's Back, Safe and Sound.

Still missing...kulingana na times magazine bado Dewji hajapatikana

Police Aren't Sure Whether Africa's Youngest Billionaire Is Still Alive After Abduction

October 19, 2018
It’s unclear whether Africa’s youngest billionaire abducted more than a week ago is still alive, according to Tanzanian police.
Eight people have been arrested in connection with the disappearance of Mohammed Dewji, Inspector General of Police Simon Sirro said in comments aired on Kwanza TV. The 43-year-old with an estimated net worth of about $1.5 billion was seized by unidentified people in the Tanzanian commercial hub of Dar es Salaam on Oct. 11.
“We can’t say if Mo is alive or not, because we are not the ones who kidnapped him,” Sirro said. “We also don’t know the reason the businessman was abducted. It’s only when we locate him and the kidnappers that we’ll know the reason.”
Most of the information volunteered by people seeking the 1 billion-shilling ($437,000) reward his family has offered has turned out to be false, he said. CCTV footage show Dewji was bundled into a foreign-registered vehicle from a neighboring country that Sirro declined to name. Interpol is assisting in tracking its ownership, he said.
Dewji owns MeTL Group, a conglomerate operating in several African countries and contributing about 3.5 percent to Tanzania’s gross domestic product, according to its website

http://time.com

 

[Tz_one]

Still missing...kulingana na times magazine bado Dewji hajapatikana

Police Aren't Sure Whether Africa's Youngest Billionaire Is Still Alive After Abduction

October 19, 2018
It’s unclear whether Africa’s youngest billionaire abducted more than a week ago is still alive, according to Tanzanian police.
Eight people have been arrested in connection with the disappearance of Mohammed Dewji, Inspector General of Police Simon Sirro said in comments aired on Kwanza TV. The 43-year-old with an estimated net worth of about $1.5 billion was seized by unidentified people in the Tanzanian commercial hub of Dar es Salaam on Oct. 11.
“We can’t say if Mo is alive or not, because we are not the ones who kidnapped him,” Sirro said. “We also don’t know the reason the businessman was abducted. It’s only when we locate him and the kidnappers that we’ll know the reason.”
Most of the information volunteered by people seeking the 1 billion-shilling ($437,000) reward his family has offered has turned out to be false, he said. CCTV footage show Dewji was bundled into a foreign-registered vehicle from a neighboring country that Sirro declined to name. Interpol is assisting in tracking its ownership, he said.
Dewji owns MeTL Group, a conglomerate operating in several African countries and contributing about 3.5 percent to Tanzania’s gross domestic product, according to its website

http://time.com

Tayar kashapatikana... Ngangana na updates zako

 

[willyTrinidad]

Tayar kashapatikana... Ngangana na updates zako

Lol wacha machungu za kike..this is a discussion forum, kama amapatikana leta news source hapa & we move on. Feelings weka kando ama pelekea mchumba wako

 

[Nalendwa]

Still missing...kulingana na times magazine bado Dewji hajapatikana

Police Aren't Sure Whether Africa's Youngest Billionaire Is Still Alive After Abduction

October 19, 2018
It’s unclear whether Africa’s youngest billionaire abducted more than a week ago is still alive, according to Tanzanian police.
Eight people have been arrested in connection with the disappearance of Mohammed Dewji, Inspector General of Police Simon Sirro said in comments aired on Kwanza TV. The 43-year-old with an estimated net worth of about $1.5 billion was seized by unidentified people in the Tanzanian commercial hub of Dar es Salaam on Oct. 11.
“We can’t say if Mo is alive or not, because we are not the ones who kidnapped him,” Sirro said. “We also don’t know the reason the businessman was abducted. It’s only when we locate him and the kidnappers that we’ll know the reason.”
Most of the information volunteered by people seeking the 1 billion-shilling ($437,000) reward his family has offered has turned out to be false, he said. CCTV footage show Dewji was bundled into a foreign-registered vehicle from a neighboring country that Sirro declined to name. Interpol is assisting in tracking its ownership, he said.
Dewji owns MeTL Group, a conglomerate operating in several African countries and contributing about 3.5 percent to Tanzania’s gross domestic product, according to its website

http://time.com

Lol wacha machungu za kike..this is a discussion forum, kama amapatikana leta news source hapa & we move on. Feelings weka kando ama pelekea mchumba wako

Hahah!, he's safe Willy.
Was brought back couple of hrs later after that Sirro's press conf.