Kenyan court remands Tanzanian national over Garissa attacks

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Kenyan court remands Tanzanian national over Garissa attacks
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A court in the Kenyan capital on Thursday remanded a Tanzanian national for one month after he was arrested due to alleged links with the recent attacks on Garissa in northern Kenya that left at least 147 dead. According to court documents seen by APA, ...
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Habari Zinazoendana

11 years ago

TCRA Loss

27 Mar

Kenyan national in court over 6.8 billion/

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Kenyan national in court over 6.8 billion/- TCRA loss
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Kenyan national Nelson Onyango (43) yesterday appeared at the Kisutu Resident Magistrate Court in Dar es Salaam charged with seven counts including fraudulent use of communication network, causing a loss of more than 6.8bn/- to Tanzania ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

01 Jul

Kenyan governor accused of coastal attacks bailed: court

 A Kenyan governor facing charges of terrorism and murder after massacres this month in coastal regions was released on bail today, court officials said.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

08 Jul

At least 18 killed in new attacks in Kenyan coastal

At least 18 people have been killed in new attacks in Kenya’s Lamu coastal region, the same area where some 60 people were massacred last month, the Kenyan Red Cross said today.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

06 Apr

Mwanga link to Tanzanian arrested in Garissa

The Tanzanian man arrested in connection with last week’s deadly Al Shabaab attack on a Kenyan university in which at least 148 people were shot dead, has been reported as hailing from Kilimanjaro Region’s Mwanga District.

 

10 years ago

Euronews

09 Apr

Kenya: man appears in court over Garissa massacre

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Kenya: man appears in court over Garissa massacre
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A man has appeared in court in Kenya in connection with the Garissa University College attack, which left 148 people dead. Rashid Charles Mberesero is one of six suspects accused of supplying weapons to gunmen who carried out the killings last week.
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AllAfrica.Com

09 Apr

Tanzanian Linked to Garissa Terror Attack Remanded for 30 Days

Tanzanian Linked to Garissa Terror Attack Remanded for 30 Days
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A Tanzanian linked to the Garissa terror attacks was on Thursday detained for 30 days to allow police probe. Resident magistrate Benson Nzakyo said Rashid Mberesero failed to explain his presence at the scene. Nzakyo said Mberesero will appear before ...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

16 Apr

CA members urged to avoid personal attacks, focus on vital national issues

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CA members urged to avoid personal attacks, focus on vital national issues
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Members of the Constituent Assembly have been urged not to waste time debating trivial personal attacks instead of concentrating on national issues that are paramount to the constitution discussions they are holding. A Representative of the small scale ...

 

9 years ago

Ykileo

A YOUNG BOY IN COURT CHARGED WITH CYBER-ATTACKS

A young boy has appeared in court charged with carrying out cyber-attacks on websites across the world (This includes, Asia Africa, Europe and other parts of the world) he was also charged with sending bomb hoaxes to US airlines.

The boy, aged 14 and 15 when the alleged offences took place, sat with his parents at Plymouth youth court in Devon for a brief first appearance.

He denied three charges under section three of the Computer Misuse Act relating to alleged distributed denial of service...

 

10 years ago

Vijimambo

NEWS: US DOCTORS HELP TANZANIAN CHILDREN HARMED IN ALBINO ATTACKS

5 Tanzanian children attacked and robbed of limbs because they are albino are being outfitted with prosthetic at a Philadelphia hospital.The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that New York City-based Global Medical Relief Fund connected the children, ages 6 to 16, with prosthetic specialists at Shriner's Hospital.

Hundreds of albinos have been attacked in Africa since 1998.Tanzanians subscribing to superstition see them as demons or ghosts with mystical powers whose body parts are used in...

 

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