Kenyan police arrested after dragging suspect by motorbike

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Murder suspect arrested in Tanzania
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Undated handout photo issued by South Wales Police of Nadine Aburas, as an international manhunt was launched after Nadine Aburas was found dead in a guest room at the Future Inn hotel in Cardiff on New Year's Eve. Photo: South Wales Police/PA Wire.
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A Kenyan businessman suspected of being behind an international ivory smuggling ring has been arrested in Tanzania.

A key suspect involved in the 1994 Rwandan genocide has been arrested in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo, the UN says.

Coronavirus stigma surrounds the East African nation's health workers, patients and survivors.

A fraudster suspect, Philiph Mbithi Mutiso (28), Kenyan National (pictured with his lawyer),  resident of Namanga in Kenya appeared at the Kisutu Resident Magistrate’s Court in Dar Es Salaam on 28th August 2015 faced with three charges under the Economic and Organised Crime Control Act of 2002, including fraudulently operating of a communication network and illegally receiving and terminating  International Telecommunications Traffic, using unlicensed equipment thus causing a loss amounting...

Businessman Félicien Kabuga is alleged to have financed the groups that carried out the Rwandan genocide.

A Kenyan court yesterday jailed alleged British terrorist Jermaine Grant for nine years for forging documents, after an appeal court overturned his acquittal.

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Interpol: Kenyan Suspected Ivory Smuggler Arrested
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Kenyan police have arrested an alleged ivory trafficker, who had been on the run for months, the international police agency said Tuesday. Feisal Ali was arrested at a rental house in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on Monday evening, said the head of Interpol in ...
Interpol: man wanted for ivory smuggling caught in TanzaniaChron.com

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South African authorities open an internal investigation after video footage is published allegedly showing police fatally shooting a suspected robber.