Authorities recover gun lost in Mvomero clashes

Tanzania: Authorities Recover Gun Lost in Mvomero Clashes
AllAfrica.com
Morogoro — A police gun which was stolen during a fight between farmers and pastoralists in Dihinda Village in Mvomero District has been recovered. Mvomero District commissioner Betty Mkwasa said the gun was recovered after police conducted a ...

>Police in Tanga have recovered a sub-machine gun (SMG) and 20 bullets believed to have been snatched from its officers by gunmen recently.

Coast police recover gun stolen from cop at Tazara
Daily News
POLICE in Coast Region said today that they have recovered two firearms, one stolen from a policeman at Tazara area while another from Mogas filling station in Mkata, Bagamoyo. The Regional Police Commander (RPC), Jafari Ibrahim, said the two firearms ...

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Civil Aviation Authorities Civil Aviation Authorities in Africa at odds
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Coinciding with the start of bilateral talks over a range of issues related to tourism relations between Tanzania and Kenya yesterday, news emerged from Dar es Salaam that the patience of the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA) has finally run out.
Diplomatic row looms as Kenya's access to Tanzanian airspace cutThe Standard Digital News...

Police in Kagera recover weapons
Daily News
POLICE in Kagera Region have recovered an assortment of items including four sub-machine guns (SMG), six magazines, 129 rounds of ammunition and some Burundi army uniforms at Nyantakara forest in Biharamulo District. Kagera Regional Police ...
Tanzanian police seize firearms in fight with banditsGlobalPost

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