France should stop hate rhetoric in wake of Paris terrorist attacks

>Following Monday’s bomb attack in Arusha, there have been conflicting statements from leaders whose job it is to protect Tanzanians. On Tuesday, top crime boss Isaiah Mngulu said Arusha and Zanzibar are targeted because the two towns are the favourite destinations of Western tourists.

When a Chadema rally was hit by deadly bomb blasts in 2013, many of us wanted to believe it was an isolated incident. Predictably, this issue of national security quickly turned into a political contest between Chadema and CCM.

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Terrorist gets life sentence for attacks on US Embassies in Kenya, Tanzania
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Saudi terrorist Khaled al-Fawwaz was sentenced to life in prison Friday by a New York federal court for his role in the 1998 attacks on U.S. Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania that left 220 people dead. U.S. Judge Lewis Kaplan of the Federal District Court in ...
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Police in northern Tanzania gun down suspect of terrorist attacks
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ARUSHA, Tanzania (Xinhua) -- Police in northern Tanzania have killed a man suspected to be a mastermind of terrorist attacks in the country's major cities of Arusha and Dar es Salaam, and Zanzibar, Tanzania's semi-autonomous region. Arusha Regional ...
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President John Magufuli yesterday joined other world leaders in condemning the Paris terro attacks that left over 130 people dead on Friday night, and sent a condolence message to French President Francois Hollande.

The Friday night terror attacks in Paris, which killed 130 people, and were claimed by ISIS, horrified the world.

The Paris attacks and the discovery of a Syrian passport near one of the assailant's bodies have revived the European debate on whether to take a harder line on migrants.

There were multiple chances to stop the men who attacked Paris.