2010 terror suspects: Court sets ruling date

Tanzanian court sets 25th June as date for ruling on Mukulu extradition
NTV Uganda
A magistrate's court in Tanzania will on June 25th, rule on an application seeking the extradition to Uganda of wanted ADF rebel leader, Jamil Mkulu, who is currently being held in Tanzania. An error occurred. Unable to execute Javascript. A magistrate's court ...

Court Sets Free EPA Theft Suspects
AllAfrica.com
ALL was smiles for two businessmen, Jonathan Munisi and Japhet Lema, when a Dar es Salaam Court yesterday acquitted them of their alleged involvement in the theft of over 2.6bn/- from the External payment Arrears (EPA) account of the Bank of Tanzania ...

Tight security was once again witnessed here yesterday when 19 terror suspects were arraigned.

The Hague, Friday. Former Congolese warlord Bosco Ntaganda, nicknamed “The Terminator,” will face trial next year for war crimes including using child soldiers and sex slaves in his rebel army, the International Criminal Court said on Thursday.

>The ten terror suspects arrested in September last year from the Kampala suburbs have further been remanded to Luzira prison.

>Four terror suspects arrested on Saturday for possession of bomb-making material at Majengo in Nairobi have been charged and denied bail. A Ugandan, Mohamed Yusuf Kuloba, who is alleged to be a member of Al-Shabaab, was among the suspects found with 62 sachets of explosive material and 10 kilogrammes of bhang

Complain to Prison officers, court tells terror suspects
Daily News
THE Kisutu Resident Magistrates' Court in Dar es Salaam on Wednesday directed 20 suspected members of the Al-Shabaab group charged with terror offences to channel their complaints about mistreatment while in remand cells to Prisons officials. Resident ...

Express.co.uk
Two terror suspects linked to ISIS in court over horrific acid attack on ...
Express.co.uk
TWO suspected terrorist thugs with links to Islamic State have been charged with throwing acid in the faces of two British teenage charity workers leaving their with horrendous scars. By Nick Gutteridge. PUBLISHED: 13:16, Mon, Sep 14, 2015 | UPDATED: ...
Zanzibar acid attack victims' families seek answers on chargesEvening Standard

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The judicial authorities in Egypt say the trial of 20 journalists, including four foreigners, on terrorism charges will start next week.