Dar police arrest 42 illegal immigrants from Ethiopia

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Dar police arrest 42 illegal immigrants from Ethiopia
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Police in Dar es Salaam are holding at least 42 illegal immigrants from Ethiopia who were found crammed in a two-roomed house at Kijitonyama area, Kinondoni Municipality. In an interview with The Guardian yesterday, Kinondoni Regional Police ...
Tanzania: Puzzle of 42 Ethiopians in Two BedroomsAllAfrica.com

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

Daily News

17 Sep

Police nab six illegal immigrants on bus

Police nab six illegal immigrants on bus
Daily News
POLICE in Mbeya region are holding six suspected illegal immigrants who were arrested following a swoop on a bus they were travelling in at Mkola village, Kiwanja ward, in Chunya district, on Monday. Mbeya Regional Police Commander (RPC), Mr Ahmed ...

 

10 years ago

Daily News

04 Mar

Coast Region police hold six illegal immigrants

Coast Region police hold six illegal immigrants
Daily News
SIX suspected illegal immigrants believed to be Malawians are being held by the Police Force in Coast Region. The Regional Police Commander (RPC), Mr Ulrich Matei, told the 'Daily News' over the phone that the suspects were arrested on Monday around ...

 

9 years ago

Diplomat News Network

28 Nov

#Tanzania : Police rounds up over 100 #Ethiopian illegal immigrants

Diplomat News Network
#Tanzania : Police rounds up over 100 #Ethiopian illegal immigrants
Diplomat News Network
Dar es Salaaam,Tanzania ( APA + DIPLOMAT.SO) – Tanzanian police has rounded up 105 Ethiopian illegal migrants on their way to southern Africa, through where they hoped to travel Europe, official sources told APA on Friday. According to a blog account ...
105 held over illegal entry to TanzaniaDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Tanzania rounds up over 100...

 

10 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

30 Dec

Tanzanian Police Arrest 2 With Illegal Ivory

Tanzanian Police Arrest 2 With Illegal Ivory
AllAfrica.com
Police in Tanzania's Katavi region are holding two men suspected of smuggling elephant tusks to neighbouring countries, Tanzania's Daily News reported Saturday (December 27th). Police apprehended the two men on Wednesday during a routine patrol of ...
Tanzanian police arrest 2 caught with illegal ivorySabahi Online

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10 years ago

IPPmedia

28 Jan

Police arrest Prof Lipumba, CUF members over 'illegal demonstration'

Police arrest Prof Lipumba, CUF members over 'illegal demonstration'
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Police in Dar es Salaam have arrested Civil United Front (CUF) National Chairman, Prof Ibrahim Lipumba and 32 other party followers allegedly for holding a demonstration without permission. The party followers who were marching in memory of their fellow ...

 

10 years ago

A Sticky Challenge

10 Jul

Illegal Immigrants

Illegal Immigrants - a Sticky Challenge
AllAfrica.com
More than 70,000 illegal immigrants were arrested in the country between 2005 and this year, the Immigration Department said in Dar es Salaam. Out of 74,313 illegal immigrants who were arrested during the period, 68,245 were repatriated back to their ...

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

02 May

Beware illegal immigrants, DC warns.

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Beware illegal immigrants, DC warns.
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Biharamulo district commissioner Elias Tarimo has barred local people in the district from accommodating illegal immigrants to avoid inviting people with ulterior motives in the country. Tarimo, the newly appointed DC, warned councillors at the full council ...

 

11 years ago

Daily News

06 Mar

69 illegal immigrants nabbed in Kilimanjaro

69 illegal immigrants nabbed in Kilimanjaro
Daily News
THE police and immigration officers have arrested 69 suspected illegal immigrants during a special swoop in Kilimanjaro Region. The Kilimanjaro Regional Immigration Chief, Johannes Msumule, said that police and immigration officers conducted the joint ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

15 Feb

Illegal immigrants syndicate exposed

>Immigration officials are hot on the trail of a syndicate that smuggles immigrants from Asia with the promise of better-paying jobs in African countries.

 

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