Growing up in terrorist times

Egypt declares the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group after blaming it for a deadly attack on a police HQ earlier this week.

Arusha 'terrorist' reports dismissed
Daily News
ARUSHA regional authorities have dismissed as hoax, reports that were circulating in social media outlets yesterday, regarding arrest of suspected terrorists in the city. The reports had claimed that some suspected terrorists had driven into the Institute of ...

A group of foreigners, including several South Africans, who were arrested in China are suspected of distributing "terrorist videos", local officials say.

>National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Duale seems to have undergone a conversion since the Al-Shabaab terrorist massacre in his Garissa Town constituency.

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.

Experts have urged African nations to enact global instruments and strengthen border controls to prevent terrorist groups in the continent from acquiring and using weapons of mass destruction.

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Suspected terrorist shot dead, 9 others in custody.
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Morogoro Regional Police Commander Leonard Paulo shows journalists yesterday sachets of explosive gel police officers impounded from nine suspects in a mosque in Kilombero District. (Photo: Guardian Correspondent). Police in Morogoro are holding ...

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Jihadi John, slashing terrorist, is unmasked as Briton
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Aug. 2009: Travels to Tanzania with two friends for “safari” but refused entry. Put on flight to Amsterdam, where he is questioned. Returns to England. Sept. 2009: Travels to Kuwait to visit father's family. July 2010: Returns to England; refused visa to Kuwait.
From Tanzanian safari to Kuwaiti brides: a terrorist's long road to jihadThe Times (subscription)
How Mohammed Emwazi went from fresh graduate to...

Muslim youth implored to refrain from terrorist groups
Daily News
THE director of the World Islamic Propagation and Humanitarian Services (WIPAHS), Sheikh Haji Sahib has urged Muslim youth to stop supporting incidents of terrorism in the society because it was against Islamic religion. Sheikh Sahib made the call on ...