400 Dar drug mules netted

Tanzania’s ambassador to China, Lt General (rtd) Abdulrahman Shimbo, is on the spot following claims he had “threatened” Tanzanian drug mules jailed in Hong Kong.

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510 'panya road' netted in Dar es Salaam
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Police in Dar es Salaam have arrested 510 youths and three ring-leaders in association with the criminal group popularly known as 'panya road' who are suspected to cause violence and chaos in the evening of Friday last week. Their arrest follows a police ...
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Two Drug Traffickers Nabbed At Dar Airport
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AN American, Kobna Kyei Danso (22), appeared before the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam charged with trafficking in narcotic drugs valued at over 153m/-. Before Principal Resident Magistrate Waliarwande Lema, the accused person, ...

 A Canadian sailor whose ship was involved in seizing 132kgs of heroin off the Tanzanian coast in March has died in a Dar es Salaam hospital in unknown circumstances.

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15 netted in latest anti-drug campaign
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In a latest drive against drug trafficking in Tanzania at least 15 suspects were arrested last month while attempting to export illicit parcels through different channels, including harbours and airports. The Anti-Drug Commission said on Friday that the suspects ...

 Anti-narcotics police fired teargas into a house in Dar es Salaam yesterday as they battled to arrest a notorious drug suspect and four of his accomplices, who were caught in the act as they re-packed seven kilogrammes of heroin worth about Sh400 million. They were preparing to smuggle it outside the country, according to some reports.

12 foreign drug suspects arraigned in Dar court
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9bn/-, appeared before Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam on Friday charged with trafficking in narcotic drugs. They were not allowed to enter any plea when they were brought before Senior Resident Magistrate Nyigulile Mwaseba, because ...

Adept at taking advantage of every opportunity to grow their dubious business, drug traffickers are now using local staff working in foreign embassies to secure visas easily, The Citizen on Sunday can report.

>The screen showed this lanky old man in a black ‘kaunda’ suit, wearing some thick lens glasses over his nose.