Police must deal with terror threats soberly

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Amidst threats of terror attack, police force confirms no suspicious incidents ...
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Despite threats of potential terror attacks during this Easter festive season, calmness and peace prevailed in most parts of the country throughout the holiday, police have confirmed. Region Police Commanders (RPC) from across the country told The Guardian ...

How terror threats affect families
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Terrorism is high on the agenda among most families in Tanzanian urban areas, so much that they are afraid to appear in the public or at crowded areas such as malls and supermarkets. In a random survey at Mlimani City by this reporter, a man left ...

Nairobi. President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday announced a new strategy aimed at combating the growth of radicalisation amongst the youth as key plank in the war against terrorism.

Police are investigating a group calling itself ‘Gaza’ that has been threatening Zanzibari members of the Constituent Assembly (MCAs) against voting for a two-government union in the second draft constitution.

The Guardian
British couple to sue Tanzania over farm deal that 'ended in death threats'
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Tanzania's president Jakaya Kikwete met David Cameron at Downing Street earlier this month. Photograph: Reuters. A British couple aim to take Tanzania to an international arbitration court after they were forced to flee following what they say was a ...

Police said yesterday that they had arrested 38 suspected terrorists.

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Police allay terror attack fears
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POLICE have assured Tanzanians of their safety, urging the people to continue with their daily activities without being worried by escalating terrorism incidents in neighbouring Kenya. They have, however, asked the people to remain vigilant and report any ...

>Police have issued new guidelines for passengers aboard buses entering Uganda at all border points in the wake of terrorist attacks in Kenya. Likewise, there are new rules for tourists coming to Uganda.

>Police yesterday named a “most wanted” suspect said to be behind a wave of terrorist attacks in Arusha and Zanzibar.Arusha Regional Police Commander Liberatus Sabas said thorough investigations had established that Mr Yahya Hassan Hella, alias Sensei, was the mastermind behind the terror network responsible for several deadly attacks.