Extradition case for three rebels heard

Dar es Salaam. Three followers of the leader of the DR Congo-based Ugandan Islamic rebel group, Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), yesterday appeared at the Kisutu Resident Magistrates’ Court in Dar es Salaam to hear an application for their extradition to Uganda where they are wanted by the government over murder.

TheCitizen

Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

StarAfrica.Com

25 May

Uganda seeks 'rebels' extradition from Tanzania

StarAfrica.com
Uganda seeks 'rebels' extradition from Tanzania
StarAfrica.com
The Ugandan police force has sent an official request to the government of Tanzania seeking the extradition of two other suspected rebels arrested together with Jamil Mukulu, the leader of the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF).The two, Omar Abdullah Mukuta ...
Defence Requests More Time in Case Against ADF LeaderAllAfrica.com
Police Seek Extradition of Two Other Suspected ADF Rebels in TanzaniaUganda Radio Network

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11 years ago

IPPmedia

08 Aug

Terror suspects want case heard in Zanzibar

Terror suspects want case heard in Zanzibar
IPPmedia
Describing the justice system as unfair, suspected terrorists held in Dar es Salaam want their case to be heard in Zanzibar, where they were arrested. Before Magistrate Riwa of the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam, the terror suspects mid ...

 

10 years ago

Daily News

13 Jun

Court seeks more information on extradition case

New Vision
Court seeks more information on extradition case
Daily News
RULING of the extradition case against the leader of Congo-based Ugandan rebel group Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), Jamil Mukulu has been delayed, as the court demanded additional information in support of the application to satisfy that the respondent ...
Tanzania delays Jamil Mukulu extraditionNew Vision
Uganda eragiddwa okuleeta obujulizi obukakasa emisango egyaddizibwa Jamil ...NTV Uganda

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11 years ago

IPPmedia

11 Jul

EPA case to be heard in hospital after witnesses admitted

IPPmedia
EPA case to be heard in hospital after witnesses admitted
IPPmedia
The Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court on 11 August this year will move to Muhimbili National Hospital to hear the testimony of a key witness who also happens to be one of the accused in the forgery and theft case of over 200m/- from the Central Bank's ...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

09 Jul

One year later, case of collapse of Dar building yet to be heard

IPPmedia
One year later, case of collapse of Dar building yet to be heard
IPPmedia
Case facing 11 people following the March 2013 collapse of a 14-storey building in Dar es Salaam has once again been postponed without any end in sight as investigations snail pace along over one and half years now. The Kisutu Resident Magistrate's ...

 

10 years ago

Bongo5

12 Dec

Have You Heard The Buzz? Are You Invited?

The exclusive party is going down this Friday at High Spirit Lounge in Dar es Salaam. Are You Invited? See you there.

 

10 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

13 Oct

The Accused Must Be Heard for Certainty

The Accused Must Be Heard for Certainty
AllAfrica.com
MEMBERS of the East African Legislative Assembly (Eala) attend a session of the East African Court of Justice in Arusha. But the accused must be heard before they are condemned. (File photo). THE right to be heard is so fundamental in dispensation of ...

 

11 years ago

BBC

Kenya court allows ICC extradition

Kenya's high court rules that journalist Walter Barasa, wanted by the International Criminal Court for bribing witnesses, can be extradited to The Hague.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

13 May

Heard you, Dawasco boss, let’s see action now!

Water shortage in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s most sophisticated city, are surely cynical towards promises on improvement of water supply. Why, the increase in city population has never matched with supply of the precious liquid. There are reports that our water infrastructure at the sources is the same one that was installed in the pre-independence era when the city’s population stood at half a million.

 

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