Tanzania: Police Destroy Khat Farms in Operation

Tanzania: Police Destroy Khat Farms in Operation
AllAfrica.com
Moshi — A total of 28 villages in the mountain range of Same District in Kilimanjaro Region have been discovered to have big farms of khat, a plant which is classified as a narcotic. The villages at 13 wards have more than 260 hectares of farms ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

TheCitizen

30 Dec

Police destroy Khat farms in operation

A total of 28 villages in the mountain range of Same District in Kilimanjaro Region have been discovered to have big farms of khat, a plant which is classified as a narcotic.

 

10 years ago

Daily News

12 Jun

Police destroy 17 acres of bhang in Tarime

Police destroy 17 acres of bhang in Tarime
Daily News
A TOTAL of 17 acres of bhang farms have been destroyed by police officers in two villages of Tarime District in Mara Region. According to the Regional Police Commander (RPC) for Tarime Special Police Zone, Mr Benedict Mambosasa, the illegal crop was ...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

09 Mar

District boss seeks police help in ‘rescue’ operation

>There was drama in Moshi yesterday as authorities deployed police in a mission to  verify identities of children  “held” in a private residence in the municipality’s suburb.

 

9 years ago

Greensboro News &Amp; Record

20 Dec

Greensboro police 'Santas' spread Christmas cheer during Operation Yuletide

Greensboro News & Record
Greensboro police 'Santas' spread Christmas cheer during Operation Yuletide
Greensboro News & Record
Tanzania Washington (10) gives a big Christmas hug to Cpl. Sherry Bruscino, Saturday, Dec. 19, 2015, in Greensboro, N.C. Bruscino brought food and gifts to Tanzania's home as part of Operation Yuletide, an operation conducted by the Greensboro Police ...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

12 Mar

Police launch operation to rid Dar city centre of bodabodas

IPPmedia
Police launch operation to rid Dar city centre of bodabodas
IPPmedia
While Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office (Investment and Empowerment), Dr Mary Nagu, inaugurated an NMB backed project to issue Bodaboda (motorbikes) purchase loans to youth across the country, National Traffic Commander, Mohamed ...

 

11 years ago

East African Business Week

17 Feb

Tanzania to destroy $50m ivory stockpile

Daily News
Tanzania to destroy $50m ivory stockpile
East African Business Week
Tanzania President Jakaya Kikwete was speaking last week in Dar es Salaam while launching an advertising campaign on anti-poaching. DAR ES SALAAM, Tanania - Tanzania's 90 metric tonne stockpile of ivory valued at about $50 million si to be destroyed ...
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Tanzania slams British...

 

11 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

18 Feb

Tanzania to Destroy US $50 Million Ivory Stockpile

Daily News
Tanzania to Destroy US $50 Million Ivory Stockpile
AllAfrica.com
Dar es Salaam — Tanzania's 90 metric tonne stockpile of ivory valued at about $50 million si to be destroyed. Tanzania President Jakaya Kikwete was speaking last week in Dar es Salaam while launching an advertising campaign on anti-poaching. He said ...
Police studying video on alleged poachersIPPmedia
Former Tourism Minister's comments not fit for printeTurboNews
Tanzania slams British newspaper over elephant...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

20 Jan

Appeal made for Tanzania to destroy its ivory stockpile

Slate Magazine
Appeal made for Tanzania to destroy its ivory stockpile
IPPmedia
African Wildlife Foundation CEO, Dr. Patrick Bergin talks to The Guardian Staff Writer Angel Navuri, on the war against poaching currently being wage by many African countries including Tanzania. He says in part that a live elephant is much more valuable in ...
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Elephants Are Tweeting And Suddenly the World Seems Like a Better...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

03 Jun

How my operation in Tanzania turned deadly

>A few months after Gen Idi Amin’s coup in 1971, Ugandan troops under Kisuule, who was then a Lieutenant, entered Tanzania to rescue their colleagues who had sneaked there in search of water.

 

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