2 Tanzanians killed in SA anti-foreigners attacks

Two Tanzanians living in South Africa have been killed in what has been linked with the ongoing xenophobic violence that rocked the country recently.
News of the deaths came as the minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Mr Bernard Membe, announced from Oman that Tanzania had begun evacuating its nationals from Yemen that has been engulfed in a bloody war between government forces and rebels.In South Africa, a representative of Tanzanians living in the country told The...

>The Director General of Zanzibar Commission of Tourism Mr Salehe Ramadhan Ferouz has admitted that the island’s image was put to test following attacks on foreigners.

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MPs want distinction of jobs for Tanzanians, foreigners
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Members of Parliament were yesterday up in arms demanding the government to officially distinguish the types of jobs which can be done by Tanzanians and foreigners. Debating the Non-Citizens Employment Regulation Bill 2014, they said doing so would ...
Labour Ministry to regulate foreigner's employmentDaily News

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Three Tanzanians Among Those Arrested Over Lamu Attacks
AllAfrica.com
Tanzanian police confirmed on Monday (July 28th) that three Tanzanian nationals were among those arrested by Kenyan security forces in connection with a string of attacks in Lamu and Mombasa counties this month, Tanzania's The Citizen reported.

Tanzanians Arrested Over Terror Attacks
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TWO terror suspects believed to be behind the Lamu attacks have been arrested by the Kenya Defence Forces. The Tanzanians were arrested in Lamu yesterday at around noon between Minjira and Gamba. They were immediately flown to Nairobi in a KDF ...

Xenophobic attacks bring back 26 Tanzanians
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The government has returned home the first batch of 26 Tanzanians hitherto living in South Africa following xenophobic attacks targeting essentially African migrants, operating shops. A statement issued yesterday by Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ...

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Tanzanians Arrested in Anti-Terror Operation
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Police have arrested two suspected terrorists from Tanzania in the ongoing operation in Boni forest, Lamu County. The suspects were arrested at roadblocks erected by security personnel in the Operation Linda Boni. The operation is being carried out in ...
Terrorist leader Luqman, Al Shabaab militant nabbed in MombasaCitizen TV (press release)
Kenyan police arrest two terror suspects in MombasaShanghai Daily (subscription)

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The Ugandan army says 41 gunmen and 17 police and civilians were killed when militants attacked police stations and military barracks.

Dozens of people are killed in a suspected Boko Haram attack on two Nigerian villages near where more than 200 schoolgirls were abducted in April.