Kenya successive killings, who is behind and Why?

Freedom of movement to wherever one wishes to go, and at whatever time of day one chooses—so long as one doesn’t break the law—is a human right that is most basic and hence, taken for granted.

In his first statement in court, former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak denies ordering the killing of hundreds of protesters in 2011.

60 people arrested over killings in Kiteto
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Over 60 people have been arrested and interrogated by the police in connection to the killings of 19 people and injuring 14 others at Embroi Murtangos reserve in Kiteto, Manyara Region. Speaking to The Guardian yesterday in a telephone interview, ...

Women killings call for thorough investigation
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SHOCKING killing spate targeting women in different parts of the country have been reported, and the motive behind is yet to be established. The escalating wave of armed violence is gradually gaining ground in different regions. For many years the elderly ...

>President Jakaya Kikwete has expressed shock over the fresh wave of killings of people with albinism in the country, saying this barbaric cruelty, which has also given Tanzania a bad image, cannot be tolerated. In his first remarks since the renewed wave of attacks on albinos, which has subjected Tanzania to global condemnation, President Kikwete sought to absolve the government from blame, saying past efforts by his administration had stamped out the vice.

Kagera RC warns over albino killings
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KAGERA Regional Commisssioner, Mr John Mongella has called upon residents and leaders in the region to cooperate and end the senseless killing of people living with albinism. He warned that if person with albinism is killed, leaders and the entire ...

>The UN Human Rights Council on Thursday decided to appoint an expert to investigate abuses suffered by albinos in East Africa. The 47-member council adopted by consensus a resolution establishing a three-year watchdog position. It expressed “grave concern at attacks and widespread violations against persons with albinism, including women and children, persons with disabilities and the elderly.”

Gabriel Gatehouse investigates claims that western-backed security forces are behind the killing of the controversial Muslim preacher, Abubakar Shariff Ahmed 'Makaburi'.

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Killings of innocent people now in every nook
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In recent days killings have become a normal thing in Tanzania. Almost every passing day we read and listen to the media fatefully killing of innocent persons. Innocent persons are being killed by a syndicate of gangsters in the mid-day. Our columnist ...