Fears Persist That Violence Against Albinos in Tanzania Will Grow

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Fears Persist That Violence Against Albinos in Tanzania Will Grow
New York Times
The boy was just a year old when five men with machetes snatched him from his home. Two days later, the police found his body with the arms and legs lopped off. The reason for the atrocity? The baby's pale skin marked him as an albino, and, where he lived ...
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10 years ago

GlobalPost

19 Feb

Tanzania must halt violence against albinos: UN rights chief

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Tanzania must halt violence against albinos: UN rights chief
GlobalPost
The UN human rights chief harshly condemned Thursday the murder and mutilation of an albino toddler in Tanzania, demanding authorities protect albinos, whose body parts are used for witchcraft in the country. "Violence and discrimination against people ...
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10 years ago

RFI

30 Mar

Fears of delays, sectarian violence as Tanzania prepares referendum

RFI
Fears of delays, sectarian violence as Tanzania prepares referendum
RFI
Tanzania's referendum on a new constitution could be delayed due to debate over Islamic courts and practical difficulties, analysts warn, with fears of sectarian violence as President Jakaya Kikwete fears that peace is threatened. Tanzania's draft constitution ...
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The Citizen Daily

31 Mar

Asian markets mostly down as virus fears grow

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5 years ago

The Guardian

15 Mar

Markets face more turmoil as fears for global economy grow

Markets face more turmoil as fears for global economy grow  The Guardian

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

27 Aug

Salif Keita fears for albinos as poll campaigns hot up

African music legend Salif Keita has called for more protection of people with albinism, as Tanzania begins campaigns for General Election, with fears growing over a possible rise in witchcraft attacks.

 

10 years ago

BBC

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10 years ago

PM

19 Jan

Tanzania's FDIs Grow By 39 Per Cent

Tanzania's FDIs Grow By 39 Per Cent - PM
AllAfrica.com
FOREIGN direct investments (FDI) to Tanzania grew by 39 per cent between 2011/2012 and thus reducing the country's dependence of foreign aid inflows, Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda has noted. The Premier made the remarks in Dar es Salaam, while ...
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11 years ago

Times Of Oman

30 Apr

Tanzania economy to grow 7 per cent this year: Tanzanian ambassador to Oman

Times of Oman
Tanzania economy to grow 7 per cent this year: Tanzanian ambassador to Oman
Times of Oman
Muscat: The Embassy of Tanzania in Muscat hosted a celebration to mark the Golden Jubilee, or 50th anniversary, of the country attaining independence. On April 26, 1964, the mainland territory, Tanganyika, which was a British mandate, and the Indian ...

 

11 years ago

Daily Sabah

30 May

TURKEY TO HELP TANZANIA'S ALBINOS AFTER ATTACKS

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TURKEY TO HELP TANZANIA'S ALBINOS AFTER ATTACKS
Daily Sabah
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — Turkey will open a center in Tanzania to protect albinos from being marginalized and oppressed following the recent wave of attacks against people suffering from the disorder, Turkish foreign minister said Friday. "We will ...
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