Suspected terrorists kill farmer

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Four suspected 'Uamsho' terrorists on hunger strike
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Four suspected in terrorists have gone on a hunger strike alleging prosecution orchestrated delays of the case. The development was exposed yesterday before the Kisutu Resident Magistrates' Court after the four suspected members of the Islamic Revival ...

Ever since Al-Shabaab chief Ahmed Abdi Godane was killed in September in a US air strike, and the Al-Qaeda linked Somali group suffered extensive losses to the African Union peacekeeping force in AMISOM, everyone had been wondering what it would do next.

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Two suspected terrorists linked to Boko Haram are charged with acid attack on ...
Daily Mail
Two suspected terrorists with links to Islamic extremists Boko Haram have appeared in court accused of throwing acid at two British teenage girls holidaying in Zanzibar. With help from Scotland Yard and Interpol, two members of the Uamsho or 'Awakening ...
Suspected terrorists with links to Boko Haram 'charged with horrific acid ...Mirror.co.uk
Two men charged over Zanzibar acid attack on...

Suspected robbers kill two in Moshi
Daily News
TWO people were killed by suspected robbers on Tuesday in Kilimanjaro region while four suspected bandits are being held in Dar es Salaam on suspicion that they might have robbed a Dutch person of 75,000/- at Kinondoni Municipality. In the first incident, ...

The French army confirms that it killed 19 people in a clash with suspected Islamists earlier this week in Mali.

Police Kill Four Suspected Bandits in Mbeya
AllAfrica.com
Four suspected bandits and a police officer were killed in separate incidents in Dar es Salaam and Mbeya regions on Monday and Tuesday. In the first incident four suspected bandits were killed during an exchange of fire with the police as they ...

Could there be an upset in Tanzania's election?

Our basket of gems is so full today, we just have to start dishing them out without our usual tutorial blah, blah.

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Letter from Africa: The farmer who wants to lead Tanzania
BBC News
In our series of letters from African journalists, broadcaster and media trainer Joseph Warungu spotted an ordinary farmer hoping to become Tanzania's next president. Tanzania has been invaded by "presidents". They are everywhere and they are all ...